トゥルン周辺のおすすめ交通量の少ないサイクリングルート

ゴットヴァイク修道院はしばしば「オーストリアのモンテカッシーノ」と呼ばれますが、その前に立つと、その理由がすぐにわかります。クレムスとマウテルンの真向かい、ヴァッハウの東端にある標高422メートルの丘の上に荘厳にそびえ立っています。今日私たちが目にする修道院は、1718年の壊滅的な火災後の巨大な再建の結果です。有名な建築家ヨハン・ルーカス・フォン・ヒルデブラント（ウィーンのベルヴェデーレ宮殿も設計）は、巨大な城のような複合施設を計画しました。しかし、資金不足のため、当初の計画の約3分の2しか完成しませんでしたが、それによって複合施設の印象が薄れることはありません。

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The Trinity Column in St. Pölten is an impressive Baroque monument in the town hall square. [st-poelten +1]

From the cycle path at the northern tip of Danube Island, there is a particularly clear and open view of Leopoldsberg. Where Danube Island ends and the view opens up upstream, Leopoldsberg rises prominently above the river and, together with the neighboring Kahlenberg, forms the distinctive boundary of the Vienna Woods. The church and the walls of the former fortifications on the summit are clearly visible from this perspective.

The garden in front of the Egon Schiele Museum in Tulln is a natural green space that creatively reflects the artist's art and personality. Design elements such as sculptures, installations, and allusions to Schiele's typical motifs—including sunflowers, mirrors, and clotheslines—create a poetic dialogue between art and nature. At the heart of the garden is a stone sculpture with a broken chain, symbolizing Schiele's difficult childhood and life's upheavals. The outdoor area has been redesigned in a modern style and complemented by a plaza and a playground, making the garden both an aesthetic setting for the museum and a public meeting place for visitors and families. Overall, it combines biography, art, and nature into an inviting and inspiring experience.

beautiful town center

The section of the cycle path from the Tisza to the Danube leads from the Krems Bridge through a densely vegetated landscape, where the path winds between tall grasses and overhanging trees. In places, the vegetation reaches right up to the path, conveying a sense of seclusion and tranquility. This section is particularly attractive for cyclists, as it offers an intense nature experience and impressively conveys the transition from the open countryside to the Danube.

The city gate of Dürnstein is one of the most striking structures in this small Wachau town and forms the historic entrance to the old town. It dates back to the medieval town defense system and is part of the old town wall. The gate is particularly photogenic, as it frames the view of the narrow, cobbled streets and the brightly painted houses of the old town. Formerly, the city gate served to control trade and secure the town. Today, it is a popular destination for visitors who want to experience Dürnstein's historic atmosphere and offers an atmospheric introduction to the picturesque old town, which is characterized by cafés, restaurants, and small shops.