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A lovely rest area with a great view!

The view offers a stunning panorama of one of the most historic and scenic regions of Lower Austria. The Tullnerfeld—also known as the Tulln Basin—is a vast plain formed by the Danube River, stretching between the Wagram Valley in the north and the Vienna Woods in the south.

Unfortunately privately owned and only visible from the outside

To the side of the Great Tullnerfeld circular hiking trail 475, the parish church "Immaculate Conception of Mary" stands on historical ground. In its place was the command building (principia) of the Roman fort with the "flag sanctuary", the remains of which have been preserved under the church. In late Roman times, the flag sanctuary probably already served as a Christian place of worship. In 304 AD, St. Florian was martyred in Lauriacum (Lorch a.d. Enns). An old tradition of venerating St. Florian in Zeiselmauer assumes that this was the birthplace of this first Christian martyr and saint on Austrian soil. Source: www.zeiselmauer-wolfpassing.gv.at/Pfarrkirche

Here, right next to the Great Tullnerfeld circular hiking trail 475, you will find remains from Roman times with interesting information boards.

Very well developed and signposted cycle path

Remains from Roman times located on the garden tour (rose variant) have interesting display boards. Definitely worth a stop!