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can easily keep up with the Danube floodplains

I've been in the area many times, but I wasn't familiar with this chapel. Therefore, I think this place deserves to be called a highlight. Highly recommended.

About one kilometer south of the village lies the St. Anne's Chapel, perched on a wooded hill. This secluded, isolated location affords the place a high degree of privacy and tranquility, making it a perfect place for contemplative visits and meditation. Even when the chapel is closed, one can retreat here for a peaceful rest, just as people did centuries ago. So it's not surprising that a hermitage inhabited by hermits once stood here. Their primary purpose was to pray for the chapel's builders, their families, and their subjects.

Beautifully preserved castle with open gates for cycling in, there is a restaurant in the first courtyard.

Even more about the history: https://schloss-rohrau.at/geschichte-schloss-rohrau/

Kellergasse Prellenkirchen / Online Heurigen calendar On the way between Bratislava and Vienna there is a place where everyone who drives past stops at some point: the Kellergasse in Prellenkirchen. Old wine cellars with Buschenschenke taverns, at least one of which is always open. Text / Source: Donau Niederösterreich Tourismus GmbH, Römerland Carnuntum-Marchfeld Tourist Office, Hauptstraße 3, A-2404 Petronell-Carnuntum Online Heurigen calendar: https://www.donau.com/de/roemerland-carnuntum-marchfeld/essen-trinken/wein-geniessen-erleben/online-heurigenkalender/events-index/

If you continue along the path towards Pama - a natural jewel, via Deutsch Jahndorf, Nickelsdorf back to Zurndorf! A very beautiful round trip!

Rohrau Castle, whose origins are uncertain and which was first mentioned in 1240, came into the possession of the Harrach family in 1524, who converted it into a Renaissance moated castle. The history of the castle and the Harrach family is closely linked to the Habsburg monarchy, in which the family played an important political role. After destruction in the Second World War and extensive renovation work starting in 1966, the castle was reopened in 1970 and the family collection was presented to the public.