ウルリッヒシュキルヒェン-シュラインバッハの天然記念物・トップ18

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

Here you can eat well

The “Goldens Bründl” is a spring that was first mentioned in 1385. According to legend, there is a golden ring at the bottom of the spring. Rudolf von Habsburg is said to have received this from a mermaid. Legend also says that people who have never lied can see the ring at the bottom of the spring.

To find the Bründl you have to look over the inconspicuous wall.

Due to the shady location, it is an ideal place for a break even in the worst heat.

On the other side of the path from the chapel you have to look over the wall.

If you want to eat really well in the Weinviertel, you should definitely drop by the Goldenen Bründl - but I would recommend reserving in advance

In Oberrohrbach, between Leobendorf and Rückersdorf, you will find the "Goldenes Bründl".