プレーガルテンでの周辺の簡単なハイキングとウォーキング

treat yourself to a break

Very nice, beautiful surroundings, very cozy, everything tastes excellent, very friendly service

Here you can get breakfast, snacks, ice cream and even a quick snack. Very cozy, definitely worth a visit.

Beautiful gardens - with plenty of space for thoughts, relaxation and gathering strength.

The Pregarten Parish Church is a neo-Gothic church in the town of Pregarten in Upper Austria. It is dedicated to Saint Anna and belongs to the diocese of Linz. It was built between 1893 and 1897 according to the plans of cathedral builder Otto Schirmer. It has a 56 meter high tower, a three-aisled interior and a high altar made of white marble. It is a listed building.

Pregarten's town square is the heart of the town of Pregarten in Upper Austria. It was redesigned between 2019 and 2023 to create a meeting place for the community. The square features new green spaces, natural shade provided by trees, a water feature for children, and landscaped greenery along the Gutauer Landesstraße (state road). The town square also serves as a venue for various events and activities, such as concerts, exhibitions, markets, and festivals. It is a landmark of Pregarten and an attractive meeting place for people of all ages.

The Pregarten parish church is a neo-Gothic church dedicated to Saint Anna. It was built between 1893 and 1897 according to the plans of cathedral builder Otto Schirmer. The church has a 56 meter high tower that dominates the western facade. The interior is in the style of historicism and shows, among other things, statues of Mary, Joseph, Joachim and John the Baptist. The parish church is a listed building and is a landmark of the city of Pregarten. The parish of Pregarten offers various activities and events for the faithful, such as a herbal regulars' table, a play group or a Feldaist trail. You can find out more about it on the parish website.

Klausmühle is an old mill in the municipality of Wartberg/Aist, which borders on the urban area of Pregarten. The mill has belonged to the Kepplinger family since 1903, who produce bread and pastries with natural sourdough there. The Klausmühle offers a 24-hour farm shop where you can buy bread and pastries from freezers. The mill is located on the Feldaist, a river that offers a beautiful hiking route. From the Klausmühle you can hike to the Kriehmühle, which is now an excursion inn. The Feldaist is also known for the Devil's Wall, a series of large boulders in the riverbed that, according to legend, come from the devil.