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We always enjoy coming here. The quieter, more exclusive spa of the two in Sebersdorf/Bad Waltersdorf. Perfect for a couple's getaway. Must-try: The restaurant (really good) and the underwater cycling :)

A beautiful Marian column on Hartberg's main square. Surrounding it are several restaurants and shops.

According to the inscription, the Marian Column or Women's Column was donated by the Hartberg ruler Maria Countess von Paar (1657–1682) and her daughter Maria Anna Countess von Talmberg and her husband Rudolph Count von Talmberg. The base bears the coats of arms of the Paar and Talmberg families, dated 1675.

An incredibly cozy city with a partly unknown history and beautiful architecture. Highly recommended 👍

The best preserved Romanesque castle complex in Styria from the late 12th century

Beautiful view over the valley! There is a large selection of great wines here, all of which are available for tasting. Opening times: Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday 10:00-15:00 Saturday 9:00-14:00 Closed on Wednesday and Sunday. (Outside of opening times, just ring the bell.)

Quiet asphalt (cycle) path, not much going on. I often drove between Sebersdorf and Hartberg train station. Nice route (except for the highway) ;)

Castle Neudau The original moated castle consists of the outer bailey with a mighty round tower, the gate wing and the south wing, the three-storey residential castle (closed four-wing building around an inner courtyard) and the east wing with the chapel and the entrance. The castle, first mentioned in 1371, dates in its present form from the late 19th century (in the style of the second baroque). Parts of the interior with remarkable ovens from the 17th and 18th centuries have been preserved. In the park there is a small theater building from the early 18th century. The owners of the castle were the Neubers, from 1500 the Polheim, 1571 - 1706 the Rottal family. Today's owner Franz Karl Kottulinsky. The castle is very well preserved. Neudau received its current facade about 130 years ago.