マルクト・アルハウでの周辺の簡単なハイキングとウォーキング

Nobody has won here for a long time.

an old tennis court "rotates" like that

The area on the Lafnitz was founded in the Middle Neolithic, in the 5th millennium BC. Settled. The prehistoric settlement horizon is covered by thick alluvial layers, so that so far only a few finds have been made. In 1992, pottery shards from the late Lengyel culture (approx. 4000 BC) were recovered below the base of a Roman burial mound in the Oberlafnitzwiesen. Finds from the Bronze Age and Iron Age have been made in Wolfau. The Ringkogel near Hartberg was even fortified in the Iron Age. Source: http://www.atlas-burgenland.at/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=747:wolfau&catid=9&Itemid=129

The baroque Josephi Chapel (also popularly known as "Spatzenkapelle" or "Rosskapelle") opposite the Alt-Pinkafeld train station was built shortly before 1730 under Count Sigismund von Batthyány in place of an earlier chapel. Source: https://www.sued-burgenland.com/pinkafeld.htm