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Like other towns in northern Lower Austria, Gmünd also boasts impressive examples of sgraffito art from the Reformation period. Two gabled houses north of the town hall, originally late Gothic, are particularly noteworthy. One of the houses features depictions from ancient legends on a Renaissance-era facade (around 1570/80). The myths that Ovid treats in his Metamorphoses ("Transformations") served as the model for the depiction. The facade of the neighboring house (around 1565) is somewhat simpler in its decoration, featuring small-scale diamond-shaped decoration, a herringbone pattern, and a frieze of figures. The latter decoration is unique in Austria.

small bench for resting

Granite monument with the inscription "Here lie thousands of refugees from the First World War 1914-1918, mostly from Galicia and Bukovina, the former crown lands of the Austro-Hungarian Empire."

Unfortunately, swimming in the Aßangteich is now prohibited - unless you are a guest in the Sole-Felsen-Bad.

The Asangteich is a natural bathing lake with very good water quality. The Sole Felsen Welt of Bad Gmünd is located directly on the shore.

Super beautiful city that is worth it in every way

A great ambience with sufficient culinary offer.

If you walk past these houses, you will be amazed at the diverse scenes and classical ornaments that are immortalized in the facades of the two buildings (No. 31 and No. 33).