ドナウアウエン国立公園周辺のアトラクション＆必見スポット - トップ20

ほとんど静止した水面は、水鏡のような素晴らしい写真の被写体を提供します。

緑の運動の起源と試練！

The Stopfenreuther Arm is a near-natural side channel of the Danube in the Danube-Auen National Park east of Vienna. The surrounding area offers well-developed cycle paths, making it easy to explore the dynamic river landscape and the extensive floodplain forests by bicycle. Along the way, you can discover the ecological diversity, the numerous animal and plant species, and the renaturalized areas along the side channel. At the same time, the route is an ideal place for relaxed bike tours in nature, combining recreation and experiencing nature with exercise.

Viewing the Danube and seeing the geography of the land as it changes through time.

Beautiful, the old arms of the Danube and the venerable forests!

There is not much left of the castle ruins, but it offers a great view of the Danube floodplains.

The Röthelstein ruins are located on a 30 meter high rocky outcrop on the Danube east of Hainburg, directly opposite the Theben ruins on the Arpad rock in Slovakia. Röthelstein secured the Danube flow on the Austrian side for centuries, and Thebes did this for the Hungarians and Slovaks. Röthelstein Castle was first mentioned in a document in 1180. The first known Röthelsteiners were Ulrich, Heinrich and Irnfried, who were ministerials of the Vohburgers, once one of the most powerful noble families in this area, between 1170 and 1209 and were in their service as lords of the castle. Source: https://burgenkunde.at/niederoesterreich/ruine_roethelstein/ruine_roethelstein.htm

Idyllic place to stay, not recommended in strong heat, had no Bankerl and shady spot in sight