ザイアースベルク-ピルカでののおすすめ登山＆山歩きルート

Built in 1839 as a wooden viewing platform. Stephaninwarte, a former weather station Bought by the Styrian Mountain Association in 1880 and built in its current form. Owned by the Austrian Alpine Association since 2010 and freely accessible (during opening hours).

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Worth it just for the view

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Beautiful viewpoint below the summit of the Platte (651 meters high) and near the Stephanienwarte. From here you have a very nice view of Graz.

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Top for sunset

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Always good for a rest.

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The Jungfernsprung is a rocky outcrop in the western Graz Mountains in the Austrian state of Styria. The dolomite rock, which owes its name to a legend, lies 130 meters northeast of the Gösting castle ruins in the state capital Graz.

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The church was built between 1346 and 1366. In 1455, construction began on the 120m long fortifications to protect against the Ottomans. In the Baroque period, the church was expanded to include the late Gothic churchyard gate and bell tower. 1494 The former provost's building is now used as a rectory. 1592 The tavern (called the Kaiserbräu) is built - in 1693, Emperor Leopold I stayed overnight. In the 17th century, the "Prelate's House" was built with a late Gothic core. In 1788, the building was threatened with desecration and demolition, and in 1789 the plan was averted. Since 2007, it has been considered a "Styrian landmark"

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