ヴァイデンアンデアマーチでの 周辺の簡単なハイキングとウォーキング

Storks, storks everywhere! A nest on every chimney.

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You can spot some wildlife or just enjoy the peace and nature (although one elderly couple hasn't seen a beaver there in many years).

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Flooding in the Marchauen

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Tree chopped up by woodpecker, etc.

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The historically important castle was built by King Ottokar II of Bohemia in 1268 as part of Marchegg's town fortifications. Over the centuries, the castle was constantly redesigned and got its baroque appearance through the noble family of Pállfys ab Erdöd, who used the castle as a hunting and summer residence. In 1957, the city of Marchegg acquired the castle with the help of the state of Lower Austria, after it had already been demolished. Directly adjacent to the area with its idyllic castle park are the former hunting grounds, which have been designated as the "Untere Marchauen" nature reserve for almost 50 years and are home to the largest white stork colony in Central Europe that breeds in trees.

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After the reconstruction and the opening of the museum, the castle got a new look. Must see.

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The Wienertor is part of the city wall. This was built to protect the population and limited the largest area of cities of that time.

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Very well renovated and the current exhibition is very, very worth seeing. The adjacent nature park is also worth a walk.

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