フェルニッツ・メラックでののおすすめグラベルライド

On Sunday, little traffic on the roads.

Run-of-river power plant owned by Verbund AG and Energie Steiermark. Located just south of Graz, it was commissioned in 2012 and supplies electricity to 23,000 households with two Kaplan turbines.

Drinking fountain

Beautifully quiet location

Very nice view from here

A fascinating television series for culture-loving viewers presents several hundred special places and sites around the world. Despite their diversity in terms of era and purpose of creation, these remarkable symbols of civilization's history have one thing in common: they are recognized by UNESCO as World Heritage Sites. The accompanying text for the episode about Graz's old town states: "The roots of the city of Graz in Styria lie on the Schlossberg hill, first mentioned in 1128. It was called Gradec, which means "little castle" in German. In the 15th century, Graz was the capital of Inner Austria. The future Emperor Frederick III had a soft spot for the city and set the first architectural standards. He had a city castle built and the parish church of St. Aegydius, today's cathedral. As peaceful as Graz may seem to us today, it was always a fortified city (...)" The short report (15 minutes long) can be accessed in the ARD Mediathek via the following link =>> https://www.ardmediathek.de/video/schaetze-der-welt/altstadt-von-graz-oesterreich-folge-254/swr/Y3JpZDovL3N3ci5kZS82OTA3MDQ2

Built in 1839 as a wooden viewing platform. Stephaninwarte, a former weather station Bought by the Styrian Mountain Association in 1880 and built in its current form. Owned by the Austrian Alpine Association since 2010 and freely accessible (during opening hours).

Worth it just for the view