クロイツシュテッテンでの周辺の簡単なハイキングとウォーキング

The fossil cellar is the absolute highlight in the Oberkreuzstettner Kellergasse. In painstaking manual work, several cellars were merged and fitted with brick walls and vaults. Fossil finds from the Kreuzstettner Bay (Carpathian) are exhibited in numerous niches and side cellars. Guided tours are offered here: https://fossilienkeller.at/

Komoot suggested a path to the fish pond and then further to the asphalt path behind it. But in between there is a small dirty stream over which there is no bridge. The way to the fish pond is therefore at least currently a dead end.

According to legend, a horseman who was unfamiliar with the area sank into what used to be swampy terrain. Since then, the source has been called Ellendbrunnen. Whereby Ellend was interpreted as the one from abroad. This facility was most likely built in 1904.

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Wonderful alpaca hike, unforgettable with the cute animals ;-)

This is of course not only a racing bike, but also a mountain bike and hiking highlight! According to legend, a rider who was unfamiliar with the place sank in the formerly marshy area of Herrnleis. The construction of this facility most likely took place in 1904.

There are two ways of writing and interpreting the name (see photo). The well was probably built in 1904 when it was first drained.

Presumably built in the Bronze Age, a circular rampart with several concentric ramparts. More information - Archaeological educational trail: https://books.sattlegger.net/Austrommler/Archaeologischer_Lehrpfad_Schwammenhoefer_Praesentation_Web.pdf The Ochys Forest Leisure Park is located on and around the ring wall. Info: https://www.ochys.at/