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森の中の素敵な休憩所。美しい彫刻が施された祭壇。

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Kälberhart Castle was first documented in 1389 and belonged to Hertel Kälberharter at the time. According to legend, he was ennobled by Friedrich von Walser for his charitable care of the poor and sick and was allowed to use a calf's head in his coat of arms. This is said to have contributed to the name of the nearby village of Fleischessen. The present castle dates from the second half of the 16th century. It is a two-story, rectangular building with a hipped roof and cylindrical corner turrets. Originally, it was surrounded by a moat, of which only a small pond remains. Over the centuries, the castle changed hands several times and fell into disrepair at times. Today, it is picturesquely situated in the Mostviertel region and is a popular destination for cyclists.

The adventure playground is a popular meeting place.

The Römerweg 651 passes here. This church is also the destination of the Mank pilgrimage route, which leads from St. Pölten to Mank.

Hiking along the Römerweg 651 you come to this hill full of small monuments, an image tree at the highest point, a Hubertus chapel and, further up, a marterle that commemorates the French Wars.

This is where the Römerweg 651 and the Manker Pilgrimage Route meet. A nice rest area with a view.

Actually an information point for cyclists, but the maps also offer some information for hikers; the Römerweg 651 and the Manker Pilgrimage Trail lead past here.