バート・タッツマンスドルフの天然記念物・トップ11

The water tastes a bit strange, especially in the drinking bottle.

According to legend, a witch lived here who threw rocks at children and then hung them up in the "Speckkammerl". On the way here one came to read the tablets. At the end there are puzzles for children, if you solve them, you are protected from the evil witch and can approach without hesitation 😉

A trip here is worthwhile just because of the imposing transmitter system. Great investment. Tip-top maintained. And of course there is also a summit cross. A table-bench combination also invites you to take a break.

The summit cross is right next to the transmitter. Fork in the road to Oberkohlstätten, Althodis and Rechnitz.

Small summit cross near the transmitter. Fork in the road towards Althodis and towards Oberkohlstätten.

From the 862 meter high Großer Hirschenstein you do not have a magnificent view, but you can take a relaxed rest at the summit cross. There is also a transmission mast on the mountain.

The evangelical preacher Johann Mühlberger held a festive sermon on the occasion of the inauguration of a Sauerbrunnen in the "Herrenhauß zu Jormannsdorff on the day Jacobi Anno 1620", which was printed in the Regensburg Chronicle in 1621 in Regensburg. It is also the first written mention of the local medicinal springs.

At 862 meters above sea level, the Großer Hirschenstein is the second highest mountain in Burgenland after the Geschrittenstein!