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ドナウ川の対岸からは、城、街、そしてUFOの素晴らしい眺めが楽しめます。橋の道は自転車と歩行者で共有されています。

マリア・アム・ビルンバウム巡礼教会は、ヴォルフスタールを見下ろす、遠くからでも印象的な景観です。特徴的な塔を持つバロック様式の建物は18世紀初頭に建てられ、ナシの木での聖母マリア崇拝に由来しています。教会の周りでは、静かな雰囲気と、オーストリアとスロバキアの国境の風景の美しい景色を楽しむことができます。

ライタ川沿いの舗装されたサイクリングロードで、日陰の多い区間や、ベンチとテーブルのある屋根付きの休憩所がたくさんあります。道沿いの開けた場所からはライタ川の素晴らしい景色が楽しめます。

橋からは、ライタ川とその水流の美しい景色が楽しめます。

冷戦と「鉄のカーテン」への追憶。

From the cycle path along the B9, a sweeping view opens up over fields toward Bratislava. The route runs mostly flat through open agricultural landscapes, allowing unobstructed vistas. Between the green fields, the silhouette of the city of Bratislava with its striking buildings can be seen in the distance. Especially in clear weather, the view appears expansive and flooded with light, and the open landscape conveys a sense of peace and space as you leisurely cycle along the cycle path.

Wolfsthal is a border municipality in the easternmost part of Austria, in the district of Bruck an der Leitha (Lower Austria), directly on the border with Slovakia and just a few kilometers from Bratislava. The town is picturesquely nestled between the Hainburg Mountains and the Danube floodplains and is particularly popular with cyclists and nature lovers. For cyclists, Wolfsthal is an important point on the Danube Cycle Path and EuroVelo 6. From here, the route continues either west towards Hainburg and Vienna or east directly across the border to Bratislava – a scenic and quiet route. The route through Wolfsthal runs along fields, floodplain forests, and small settlements, offering beautiful views of the surrounding area. Also worth seeing is the Wolfsthal Parish Church, a Baroque building with a long history. A memorial in the town commemorates the history of the border region during the Cold War. Today, Wolfsthal is an open, quiet place with good connections to Bratislava (train, bus, bike) – an ideal stopover for anyone who wants to combine nature, tranquility and European history.

Guided, 45-minute guided tours are available from the beginning of April to the end of October, from 11:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. You will be guided through the premises by the same volunteers who have managed this facility since 2011. These tours are conducted every hour on the hour in Slovak and, upon request, in English.