エッゲンブルクでの周辺の簡単なハイキングとウォーキング

1977年のエッゲンブルク市制700周年を記念して、南チロル生まれの芸術家エルンスト・デガスペリは、彼の第二の故郷であるエッゲンブルクに、いわゆるトゥルンドル（現在は平和の塔としてよりよく知られている）の内部にあるスグラッフィートを寄贈しました。これは中世の市壁の一部です。

The Neutor is part of the medieval city fortifications of Eggenburg.

At the beginning of 2024, the city pond was strictly cleared of "greenery". Trees and hedges were removed. However, there is a good reason for this: they want to prevent the roots from damaging the dam and, in the worst case, even causing a dam break. Despite the "clear-cutting", the pond is a beautiful leisure oasis in Eggenburg.

The Egentor is named after the city’s founder, Egino.

The Laufgasse is the uninhabited area between the city wall and the residential buildings. In the medieval city it was forbidden to build directly on the city wall - this ensured security of supply

From Neutor you can reach Glacisweg.

A beautiful cellar alley that is not only beautiful to admire. Culture and cultural preservation are still actively practiced here. There are many events to attend here during the year... but above all there are many "open cellars".

Wonderful view of the Weinviertel. A historical place - as many finds prove, our ancestors already enjoyed this place.