シャルンドルフでの周辺の簡単なハイキングとウォーキング

Well-maintained and well-maintained facility

The hiking trail along the Haslau-Regelsbrunn Danube tributary offers a natural route away from the main Danube. This section of the trail winds through the floodplain landscape, allowing visitors to discover the typical flora and fauna of this sensitive ecosystem. The trail is generally flat and ideal for walks or easy hikes, where you can enjoy the tranquility and pristine nature of the Danube floodplains. Here, you can experience the dynamic river landscape and its inhabitants up close.

The Haslau Traverse is a section of the trail that winds through the floodplain landscape in the Haslau area. This section of the route allows you to explore the Danube floodplains off the main paths and often passes smaller waterways or unspoiled stretches. The traverse offers an opportunity to enjoy the tranquility of nature and explore the unique environment of this stretch of the Danube.

The trail through the Danube floodplain near Haslau offers a typical nature experience in a floodplain landscape. It leads through wooded sections and open areas characterized by the proximity to the Danube. This section of the trail is mostly flat and natural, making it ideal for hikes or walks in a tranquil setting. Users can observe the specific flora and fauna of a floodplain landscape and experience the natural features of the terrain.

Beautifully preserved castle with open gates for cycling in, there is a restaurant in the first courtyard.

Even more about the history: https://schloss-rohrau.at/geschichte-schloss-rohrau/

Rohrau Castle, whose origins are uncertain and which was first mentioned in 1240, came into the possession of the Harrach family in 1524, who converted it into a Renaissance moated castle. The history of the castle and the Harrach family is closely linked to the Habsburg monarchy, in which the family played an important political role. After destruction in the Second World War and extensive renovation work starting in 1966, the castle was reopened in 1970 and the family collection was presented to the public.

This traverse crosses the beiten Haslau branch and leads to the bank of the Danube. At higher water levels it is quickly overrun, be careful when planning your tour!