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The Josef von Eichendorff Monument commemorates the poet Joseph von Eichendorff and is situated in a scenic location on the outskirts of Vienna. Surrounded by greenery, the site offers a tranquil atmosphere with beautiful views of the surrounding countryside. It's an evocative place that combines literary history with the experience of nature.

Eichendorff Heights combines a playground and a viewpoint in a beautiful location on the outskirts of Vienna. While children have plenty of space to play, adults can enjoy the expansive views over the city and the surrounding countryside. It's an ideal stop for families, harmoniously combining exercise and panoramic views.

The wine cellars on Senderstraße in Bisamberg bear witness to the region's long winemaking tradition. Historic wine presses and cellars line the small cellar lane, nestled in an idyllic hillside setting. It's a beautiful stretch of road that uniquely combines culture, landscape, and viticulture.

The Roman Catholic parish church of Klein-Engersdorf is located on a hillside in the east of the village of Klein-Engersdorf in the market town of Bisamberg. The parish was founded around 1100 and initially belonged to the Formbach monastery and was incorporated into the Schottenstift in 1540. The Gothic choir dates from the 14th century, the nave was built in 1772. The church features late Baroque architecture with a facade tower and onion dome. The high altar from the 18th century originally contained a picture of St. Vitus by Martin Johann Schmidt in 1775. The former high altar painting is now in safekeeping.

Very interesting installation

Cellar street with a rustic flair. Unfortunately, many of the cellar portals have fallen into disrepair.

This is where the My Way starts

At the end of the trail towards Hagenbrunn at the intersection with Kellergasse