カッツェルスドルフの天然記念物・トップ20

洞窟内には温泉があり、その水温は摂氏13度から16.5度の間とされています。[1][2] Eisensteinhöhle（アイゼンシュタイン洞窟）は、アルプスの東端がウィーン盆地に向かって崩落している場所のすぐそばに、平均47度の傾斜を持つNNO-SSW走向の断層地帯に沿って形成されており、最大5層の重複した鉱脈路が見られます。その水平方向の最大延長は147mです。

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The view is fantastic, even though it was a bit rainy. You can see half of the Vienna Alps (WAB) from Wiener Neustadt to the Sonnwendstein, and it's a great reminder of the beginning and the first stages of the hike.

The Eisenstein Cave, whose entrances are located at 380 m above sea level, is the most important thermal cave on the western edge of the southern Vienna Basin (Fischau Mountains). The 73 m deep and around 2 km long, shaft-like cave is located on a fracture zone parallel to the slope (thermal line) in young tertiary breccia (sausage marble). The thermal spring at the deepest point of the cave has a temperature of around 15.5 °C. Collapsed blocks and corrosion forms characterize the fissures richly decorated with coral and popcorn sinter. Source: www.eisensteinhoehle.at/index.htm

Rest area in the vineyards, beautiful view of Bad Sauerbrunn.

There are beautiful wooden figures, poems and legends about this place.

As the others have already written - a great vantage point over Bad Fischau. There are a lot of seating options here that invite you to linger. I imagine a picnic there would be great.

Above Bad Sauerbrunn, on the top of the Wurthberg is the Wetterkreuz. A bench invites you to enjoy the magnificent panoramic view. PS: The picture of the cross comes from a hiking highlight, because unfortunately I accidentally deleted my picture.