周辺の天然記念物・トップ7

History: Between 1977 and 1979, the sculptor Walfried Huber from Bad Pirawarth created this monument, commissioned by the family of Dr. Gerhard and Elsa Pranka from Gaweinstal, which illustrates the idea of the solidarity of peoples. At the time of its erection, the neighboring states of Czechoslovakia and Hungary were still separated from Austria by the impermeable Iron Curtain. Even if humans set arbitrary borders, these can easily be overcome by the eyes and mind. Description: The Schricker Berg viewing point is the highest elevation in the area. From there, one can see as far as the Czech Republic, Slovakia, and Hungary. Three interlocking stone blocks made of gray Waldviertel marble, the middle one resembling a finger pointing to the solidarity of peoples, stand as a memorial stone at this vantage point. The monument is 4.20 m high and 1.90 m wide. A plaque placed next to the monument explains the motivations of Dr. Pranka's family for having this memorial erected here. Source: Marterl.at

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In the Zistersdorf pine forest there is a brick spring with a relief of Emperor Franz Joseph I. Below it you can read his motto "Viribus Unitis" (= With united forces). To the left and right of the relief are the years of his 60-year reign, 1848 and 1908. On the profiled cover plate there is a sandstone vase on the left and right of the main part. Above the base part there is a cornice made of unplastered and slanted bricks. On the lower side part there are two sandstone balls. [marterl.at]

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At the beginning of the 17th century, the springs of the alluvial forest were prompted by the people of Zistersdorf to build a first water pipe with wooden pipes - on the occasion of the 60th anniversary of Emperor Franz Joseph I. in 1908, the brick factory owner Johann Krammer had a spring tap built and a relief of the emperor with his motto "Viribus unitis".

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Beautiful castle garden with the real highlight, the Nexinger Muschelberg.

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Interesting to look at. Hopefully the young tree will be that distinctive one day.

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THE WITCH CIRCLE OF KETTLASBRUNN. On the road to Blumenthal there is an ancient, mighty picture pine, because its trunk is adorned with an old painted wooden panel with purgatory. This is said to have been the assembly point of the witches, who came from all over the area and from here flew through the air to the dance area in the upper Zayatal to the field mill. When the image of the poor souls was attached to the pine, the witches stopped coming. In the area around the field mill it should not be advisable to drive by at night. Usually the horses get shy and stop so that there is nothing left but to turn back. Often you can also hear “beautiful music” there, which is supposed to come from the witch's dance floor. The picture pine, a white pine, carried a wooden picture depicting the group of crosses with Maria and Johannes under the cross, which was renovated in 1966 by the Dietrich family. The pine did not withstand the storm Emma, it fell victim to the storm. Seeds were taken from the pine tree, grown, planted and surrounded with a grid for protection. A pine tree should thrive again at the old location. The roots were dug up and piled up on site as a reminder. The trunk of the picture pine was relocated to the tree circle as a souvenir. The picture tube was created according to an old witch's legend. Source: http://www.marterl.at/index.php?id=23&type=1&oid=6279

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From Muschelberg - Nexinger Switzerland "OPENING HOURS! April 1st to October 10th! Saturday, Sunday and public holidays There is a unique landscape garden right behind the castle: the Nexinger Schweiz! (The park is so called because of the rocky landscape.) The Nexinger Muschelberg is the real attraction of the landscape park - a huge, 12.5 to 13.5 million year old collection of shells from the Sarmatian. It forms the backdrop for the bizarre landscape garden. It is a Locus typicus, a location that is geologically unparalleled. .. and not found! A fossil miracle from a scientific point of view and also worth seeing for all visitors! "

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Interesting garden with an incredible number of shell fossils.

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