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The theme trail starts at the buffet building and leads to theme boards that deal with honey bees, wild bees and other hymenoptera and organic farming. In addition to the freely accessible "Bee Flight for Children", there are also guided tours for children and young people led by pedagogically trained staff. On the 2 km long circular trail along the wooded lake shore, visitors can learn everything about honey bees and their relatives. The highlight is the display bee house, where you can experience the bees with all your senses and buy bee products. Contact and guided tours: Robert Schmutz, Tel.: +43 650 900 99 65 email: office@bienenlandl.at

The herb garden was laid out more than 30 years ago by the well-known herbalist Hermann-Josef Weidinger.

The first baroque impression is deceptive: Geras Abbey is originally a medieval complex - the collegiate church, the cloister and the adjoining rooms were always rebuilt on the floor plan of the original complex. The massive pillars of the first three-aisled basilica from the 12th century are still visible under the stucco marble in the church. One of the treasures of the monastery is the so-called Marble Hall above the main portal. The ceiling is adorned with a magnificent, signed fresco by Paul Troger, and the exterior facade bears the handwriting of Jakob Christoph Schletterer.

According to the inscription, the cross was built in 1881 and renovated in 1959 by the Guth family from Geras.

Adrain Lambert Zach was born in 1845 in Stallek, in the district of Znojmo. In 1889 he was elected abbot of the Geras monastery - he died in Geras in April 1916. After all, he held a number of political offices and played a key role in many agricultural associations. So to the Geras beekeeping association, the Walkenstein fruit-growing association, but also to the Geras Raiffeisenkasse. And without his involvement there would probably be no train from Retz to Drosendorf. The memorial stone was erected by the municipality in gratitude for his efforts to build a water pipe.

A jetty, a pavilion and a flying fox invite you to linger.

Several information boards about bees are located on the Tut Gut route.

landmarks of the region 1153 is assumed to be the founding year of Geras Abbey. The first Premonstratensians come from the Moravian Abbey of Želiv/Seelau, which is already inhabited by Christian Slavs. Count Ulrich II von Pernegg donates the "Borderland Monastery" - as a center of cult and culture, pastoral care and business. Whether Kuenringer or Bohemia, Swedes or Hussites, National Socialists or Soviet Russians - the monastery always gets caught between the fronts. No other House of the Order has seen so much destruction. And yet Geras is the one that has existed the longest uninterruptedly! After the Thirty Years' War, Geras lay in ruins. Only five confreres remain, find the almost intact statue of the Blessed Mother in the ruins and therefore dare to undertake the laborious reconstruction. Today the canons are entrusted with pastoral care in more than 20 parishes. Since 1953, the collegiate church has held the title "Basilica minor" - the pilgrims come here to entrust themselves to the intercession of Our Lady of Geras the diocese.