オーバーヴァルタースドルフでの 周辺の簡単なハイキングとウォーキング

https://bettfedernfabrik.at/spielplan/ A top-class open-air event at the bathing pond in Oberwaltersdorf. Summer 2026 promises exciting highlights in charming Oberwaltersdorf, as Bettfedernfabrik is organizing two top-class open-air events at the idyllic bathing pond (Trumauerstraße 53). With a perfect combination of music and cabaret, the bathing pond will become a hotspot for culture and culinary enthusiasts. On July 22, 2026, at 8:00 p.m., visitors can expect an unforgettable Italo-pop concert with the band **Insieme**. Under the motto "La Notte Italiana" (Italian Night), they invite you to immerse yourself in the captivating sounds of Italian pop music. From nostalgic hits to current chart-toppers – the musical performance promises to get the audience dancing and singing along. Just one day later, on July 23, 2026, the popular cabaret artist Gery Seidl will take to the stage. With his show "Eine Runde Seidl" (A Round of Seidl), he will have his audience in stitches with his subtle humor and sharp observations. His unique stories and punchlines are a must-see for all cabaret fans. We recommend securing tickets for these unique events early. The open-air setting of the bathing pond not only provides a wonderful backdrop but also numerous recreational opportunities in the surrounding area. Take this opportunity to enjoy music and cabaret in one of Oberwaltersdorf's most beautiful locations! Don't miss these highlights of summer 2026. https://bettfedernfabrik.at/spielplan/

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The Wolke7 Beach Club in Oberwaltersdorf is a modern lifestyle venue that brings a holiday feeling directly to the lake. It combines a restaurant, a bar, and an exclusive lounge area.

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Former Synagogue of Oberwaltersdorf Contrary to some assumptions that there was no independent house of worship in the village, a building exists at Badener Straße 13 that is considered the site of a medieval or early modern synagogue. • Historical Significance: The synagogue was probably built in the 16th or 17th century. However, there are indications of an even earlier history: On the northwest facade of the building is a stone with the Gothic date 1447. • Architecture: The building complex has one to two stories. The oldest securely dated vault inside dates from the 16th century. Due to the insufficient historical records from the time of its active use, the building was virtually reconstructed a few years ago as part of a research project at the Vienna University of Technology. • Current State: The building has been deconsecrated (removed from its religious purpose) and is now used as a residential building. It has been listed as a protected historical monument (HERIS ID: 65835) since 2006. • Jewish Community: In the 17th century, Oberwaltersdorf was home to a significant Jewish community (approximately 10 to 15 families), which was remarkable for a town of its size. Summary of Jewish traces in Oberwaltersdorf: 1. Badener Straße 13: The former synagogue (now a residential building, listed as a historical monument). 2. Kulturstraße 1 (Feather Factory): Memorial plaque for the Gans family, who ran the business until its Aryanization in 1938. 3. Pfarrgasse (Koller House): Residence of the painter Broncia Koller-Pinell, who was of Jewish origin and whose house was a meeting place for Viennese Modernists (including Gustav Klimt and Josef Hoffmann).

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The club was founded in 1922 and has already celebrated its 100th anniversary. It plays an important role in the community, not only through its football operations (first team and youth teams), but also through events such as the annual sports festival and cabaret evenings. • Contact: Information on current match schedules or league standings can usually be found on the official association website (NÖFV).

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History and Origins • Founding: The spinning mill was founded in 1818/1819 by the Gradner brothers and Anton Girardoni and was one of the first factories of its kind in the region. • Change of Ownership: In 1866 (or 1869), the company Josef Boschan & Sons took over the site. After a devastating fire in 1897, the buildings were rebuilt in 1898 – this brick complex is still clearly visible today. • Change of Use: Later, the factory was used as a braid, lace, and weaving mill. During the Second World War (from 1941), production was converted to armaments (precision screws) before it was shut down in 1945.

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In Oberwaltersdorf there is a large SPAR supermarket, which is centrally located and easily accessible.

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The Catholic parish church of Oberwaltersdorf, dedicated to Saint James the Greater, is a central historical landmark of the community. It is prominently located on Badener Straße and its distinctive tower shapes the townscape.

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The column commemorates three key figures in Austrian history closely associated with the Cistercian Order: 1. Margrave Leopold III (the Saint): The patron saint of Lower Austria and Vienna, and the founder of Heiligenkreuz Abbey (1133). 2. Margrave Leopold IV (the Generous): Son of Leopold III, who significantly supported his father's foundation. 3. Bishop Otto of Freising: Also a son of Leopold III, he was an important historian of the Middle Ages and himself entered the Cistercian Order as a monk.

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