ザンクト・ヨハン・アム・ウィンバーグでの周辺の簡単なハイキングとウォーキング

Top restaurant for a short break with delicious food.

The Schnopfhagen monument on the Hansberg commemorates Hans Schnopfhagen (1845-1908). Schnopfhagen was a composer, local poet and pedagogue. Until his death, Hans Schnopfhagen was a teacher and headmaster in the neighboring community of St. Veit. He also wrote the “Hoamtgsang,” which has been the Upper Austrian national anthem since 1953.

You can also hike in winter!... and stop off at the Schigasthaus🤷‍♀️

A very beautiful, lovingly maintained memorial to 2 ski instructors who lost their lives in the terrible accident in Kaprun on November 11th, 2000.

“Look into the country” You can enjoy a wonderful view from the Hansberg Below the snack station on Hansberg, the highest elevation in St. Johann am Wimberg (850 m), there is a bench next to the Herrgottskreuz. When you sit on it, when the weather is nice, the view extends south across the Danube to the Alps. www.meinkreis.at

"Sankt Hans", as they say here, is a beautifully situated village. It is also a stage destination on the granite pilgrimage route. The Kepplingerwirt with its award-winning cuisine can be recommended as accommodation. Book a room early!

The "downside" of the chapel ;-)

At first glance it is not clear whether it is a chapel, a villa or the seat of a person with extravagant taste in architecture ;-)