ヤビングの天然記念物・トップ8

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Large rest area with barbecue area and benches and funny wooden figures.

From the beginning of the Iron Age to the end of the Early Middle Ages, lawn iron ore was mined and smelted with huge amounts of charcoal. The excellent quality of the iron led from 800 BC. To a flourishing trade. The 13 tumuli in the Körbelwald presumably date from the early Roman Empire. However, due to the lack of archaeological investigations, the time allocation is uncertain. You can find more information here: https:// Grenzwaechter.at/?location=station15&localredirect=true.

A strange shape of the terrain draws attention to a mysterious, unfinished castle. A round plateau with a diameter of 55m, which is surrounded by a wall, forms a ring wall system. Usually a tower was erected in the middle of such "local mountains" - but this structure was never completed. You can find more information about the medieval ramparts here: https:// Grenzwaechter.at/?location=station11&localredirect=true.

In the shade of this mighty tree you can watch the lively insects at the show beehive or watch the numerous birds at the nesting boxes. The Kemeter wood carver Martin Bauer designed benches and sculptures, and there is also a barefoot course to try out. Source: The border guard circular hiking trail - information brochure

A natural cave in the middle of the forest. But the name - propagated on the web - is a little misleading. This one probably just made it to the name "cave". It is correct that this is a geological depression. But it is not accessible. A few probably badger burrows near the cave are a little deeper. But the area is extremely interesting. All around there should have been a depression once, which indicates a cavity under this area. It is definitely worth stopping by.

In any case, the place is suitable for a relaxing break! For details see https://www.burgenland.info/poi-detail?dcid=252f8b05-e22d-476a-a034-1870cd9c5fa4&cHash=2e81617a36ae75edb8af9a82d52561c4

Place of pilgrimage with a sacred spring