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An interesting, widely visible construction.

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Very worth seeing

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No deer, but fallow deer from the Wiesmayerhof - but worth seeing anyway (:

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It was built in 1926 and restored in 1975. Such bridges are called the "Visintini Bridge" and connect Munichdorf, Achau and Himberg under which the Triesting flows.

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The rest area is located next to the Schwechat River and features an information board about the 26-kilometer-long Brick Barons' Cycle Route, which offers interesting insights into the history of the brick industry. The rest area is part of a 23.97-kilometer-long cycle tour with a 31-meter elevation gain, starting from Vösendorf Castle on the Eurovelo9 thermal spa cycle route and passing through Hennersdorf, Leopoldsdorf, Achau, Biedermannsdorf, and Laxenburg. The rest area is also part of a 20-kilometer-long cycle tour with a 31-meter elevation gain, starting from Vösendorf Castle on the Eurovelo9 thermal spa cycle route and passing through Biedermannsdorf, Laxenburg, Achau, Leopoldsdorf, and Hennersdorf.

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The rest area on the Brick Barons' Cycle Path is a cycling highlight in the Vienna Woods region, south of Vienna. Located next to the Schwechat River, it features an information panel on the 26-kilometer-long Brick Barons' Cycle Path, which offers interesting insights into the history of the brick industry, which played a significant role in the region. The cycle path leads from Vösendorf via Hennersdorf, Leopoldsdorf, Achau, Biedermannsdorf, and Laxenburg back to Vösendorf. Along the way, you can visit various sights such as Vösendorf Palace, the oldest church in the region, the AG34-HAUS, the Imperial Indulgences, and Laxenburg Palace Park with the Franzensburg Castle. If you enjoy cycling and want to learn more about the culture and nature of the Vienna Woods, the rest area on the Brick Barons' Cycle Path is an ideal place for a break and refreshments. 🚲

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This is a beautiful place for cycling and relaxation, where you can learn more about the history of the brick industry in the region. The 26-kilometer-long cycle path takes you from Vösendorf Castle via Hennersdorf, Leopoldsdorf, Achau, Biedermannsdorf, and Laxenburg back to Vösendorf. Along the way, you can admire various sights such as the AG-34 House, the Imperial Indulgences, the Laxenburg Castle Park, and Franzensburg Castle.

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The "Radlbrücke" built in 1926 and now restored - a so-called "Visintinibrücke" - over the Triesting in the direction of Münchendorf was reopened on July 11th, 2015.

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Red and fallow deer have been kept in Austria for centuries to obtain high-quality meat. The large areas of meadow and pasture cultivated by Austrian farmers offer the ideal conditions for farming game.

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Nice rest area, swimming area nearby.

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There is a feeder!

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05/22/2023 - Worth seeing, something completely different - and have driven past hundreds of times, now finally managed to visit - is a replica of the Golgotha hill in Jerusalem.

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Nice cozy rest area right next door.

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Right at the beginning of the tour, one of the highlights is the old weir system, here you can hike along the path between Schwechat and Mödling.

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If you want to enjoy the peace and quiet alone on this tour, you should be there early in the morning. Then the whole tour can be done without meeting anyone.

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Parking possibility directly before the start of the hike

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snack place for many cycling fans, always a nice chat possible, the Feldeg goes from here to achau, easy to drive on

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on the brick barons cycle path

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A really cool bridge :)

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Nice rest area with information board on the brick barons' cycle path next to Schwechat. The brick barons' cycle path is 26 kilometers long and offers interesting insights into the history of the brick industry, which was of great importance in the region.

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