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Be careful on the way to the biotope, one wrong step and you have wet feet 🦶

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The connecting monument is a building built during the National Socialist era in the municipality of Oberschützen in southern Burgenland. It was built in 1938/39 to honor the “annexation” of Austria to the National Socialist German Reich.

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Here you can get fresh eggs and home-made brandy straight from the farm.

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Was built here in 1939.

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Was one of the best-known farmer's mills in the entire area. Was built around 1820.

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The Wimmerhaus in front of the grammar school in front of the Protestant church was built in 1814.

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Catholic branch church hl. Bartolomäus (ObjektID: 8292), Tatzmannsdorfer Straße 42, the Catholic church stands on a hill south of the village. The core of the building is Romanesque and contains two slotted windows in this style. In the second half of the 19th century, the tower and facade were rebuilt, and in 1964 the nave was increased. Source: https://www.sued-burgenland.com/oberschuetzen.htm

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Gottlieb-August-Wimmer-Platz 5, the Protestant rectory next to the church was built in 1836. Source: https://www.sued-burgenland.com/oberschuetzen.htm

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Worth seeing church in the center of Oberschützen. Unfortunately it is closed most of the time and only open during church services.

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Exciting monument with an excellent view of Oberschützen and the surrounding landscape.

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You can find information about the clock room at http://www.uhrenstube-aschau.at/.

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The ravine from the border triangle up to Schmiedrait is great!

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The large rectangular church building has two rows of windows and a round arch frieze on the long walls. The west tower has a richly decorated upper floor and wears an onion helmet. On the east wall there is a small sacristy extension with a five-eighth closure. The nave appears as a bright room without yoke division under a flat ceiling with a gallery on three sides on cast iron supports. https://de.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Evangelische_Pfarrkirche_Obersch%C3%BCtzen

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The "Anschlussdenkmal" Oberschützen was erected in Oberschützen in southern Burgenland after Austria's "Anschluss" to the National Socialist German Reich in 1938/39. It is considered to be the largest such National Socialist building on Austrian soil. This was intended to "replace" another memorial sign erected in Oberschützen, which was also called the "Anschlussdenkmal": the "small Anschlussdenkmal" from 1931 - an "old Germanic sacrificial stone" that was erected on the occasion of the ten years that the former Hungarian area belonged to Austria had been.

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04.11.2018 - In the valley of the Willersbach lie about 50 meters above the valley, the remains of a small castle, built by the Güssing Counts between 1279 and 1289, and was destroyed in 1289. (Prickler: Birch series Burgenland, page 149). Directions: from the center of Willersdorf ca.1200 m along the Willersbach north. About 100 meters after the fish ponds left over the stream and without a way up the slope. Source: www.burgenseite.com/unknown/willersdorf_txt.htm

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04.10.2018 - In this you will also find the nature trail, and two Rückstauhaltewalle, it is comfortable to wander through, from Willersdorf to Dreiländereck - incidentally you come to the Patrizlmühle, Valtlmühle and Schloßhansl over

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04.11.2018 - Built around 1820, there is not even a ruin left from the inn. The inn was a central place on the important trade and wagon route between the old Austria and the places Schmiedrait (Hatarfö), Aschau (Asso), Willersdorf (Villamos), to the two stations after Oberschützen (Felsölövö) and Oberwart (Felsöör). It was built opposite the Voitl mill. It was a very good inn with large interiors such as a guest room, extra room, anteroom, kitchen, bedrooms, farm buildings and stables.

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04.11.2018 - Built around 1820. It was the most famous farmer mill next to the Patrizi mills, the Granz mill and the Kirnbauer mill. The latter two were already in today's Lower Austria in Loipersdorf - Gschaidt. The mill had a varied history and was often leased. Mathias Koderhold was the last miller. After decommissioning of the mill, however, it is still used privately to this day. After cessation of mill operation and decay of the Grenzgasthaus also lost the ever-used trade and Fuhrweg after Oberschützen and Oberwart its importance and fell watchful. In the mid-1980s, a storm also devastated the floodplain between the Dreiländer Stein and the district of Willersdorf.

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04.11.2018 - Built around 1820 by Patrizius Kader, only more ruins are left of the mill today. It was a peasant mill, which supplied the farmers of the surrounding towns from Styria, Burgenland and Lower Austria with grain. The mill was operated with an overshot mill wheel. For this purpose, a part of the Willersbach was diverted so that the water could fall onto the mill wheel.

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