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From the History The parish of Stephanshart (originally "St. Stephan am Hart") is - like many Stephan parishes in Lower and Upper Austria - one of the oldest parishes founded in Passau in the first half of the 11th century. It encompassed the territory of the later parishes of Sindelburg, Oed, Zeillern, Markt and Stift Ardagger, as well as Kollmitzberg and Neustadtl. In 1049, the territory of Stift Ardagger, including Markt Ardagger, Kollmitzberg, and probably also Neustadtl, was separated from it. New Parish Church: The new church is a clearly structured building with a spacious nave and narrow side aisles. The tower with a pyramidal roof, located to the east, crowns the main entrance. The artistic furnishings were largely taken from the old church; the choir wall features a sgraffito by Robert Herfert from 1959. Since 2007, the so-called Olympia organ (built in 1964) from Wilten Abbey, with its more than 3,100 pipes, has been located in the Stephanshart parish church.

Quite a nice little place.

Zeillern Castle was built on the ruins of a medieval moated castle, first mentioned in 1052 in connection with a "Chuno von Cidelaren." In 1605, Wolf Friedrich Freiherr von Tattenbach acquired the property, remodeled it in the Renaissance style, and gave it its characteristic appearance, which remains to this day. Since 2006, it has been a hotel with a restaurant and outdoor seating area. Opening hours can be found here: https://schloss-zeillern.at/restaurant/.

Ardagger Abbey impresses with its late Romanesque architecture, a unique cloister, an underground columned crypt, and the famous St. Margaret Window, the most important Romanesque stained-glass window. For centuries, it has been located at the intersection of history, culture, politics, and monastic development, offering a fascinating insight into the past. The church is freely accessible. If you would like to schedule a guided tour, click here: https://www.pv-ardagger.dsp.at/pfarre/30242135/pfarren/pfarreardaggerstift/kirchenfuehrungen&ts=1755108634036.

The Stephanshart parish church is a Catholic church in the Stephanshart district. It is dedicated to Saint Stephen, the church's first martyr. The church was built in the Baroque style and has impressive, well-preserved architecture. The interior features magnificent altars, artistic frescoes and statues. The parish church is a spiritual center of the community and serves not only as a place of prayer, but also as a venue for cultural and church celebrations. The church houses numerous works of art that reflect the religious history and tradition of the region. The church is part of the Mostviertel, a popular region for hikers and pilgrims.

Zeillern Castle is a magnificent castle in the municipality of Zeillern in Lower Austria. It is considered an important historical building in the region and is now used for events and as a hotel and seminar center. The castle was built in the 16th century, but its roots go back to a medieval castle complex. Over the centuries it changed owners several times and was gradually converted into a representative Renaissance castle. The castle underwent structural extensions and modernizations, particularly in the 17th and 18th centuries. The castle is a typical example of Renaissance architecture with Baroque elements that were added later. It consists of a rectangular main wing with an inner courtyard. The striking clock tower and the facade with sgraffito decorations give the castle its special charm. Today Zeillern Castle is used as a hotel and seminar center.

Zeillern Castle is currently being renovated. It has a beautiful park and is often used for cultural events and weddings.

On the Moststraße you can always enjoy great panoramic views of the surrounding pear trees that tower towards the sky everywhere in the hilly landscape.