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Nice rest area in front of and in a small cellar.

Heuriger Modliba - open all year round FR, SA, SO and public holidays from 4pm - Easter to October also open MO

It's a dream to walk between the vines.

At the highest point there is a beautiful picnic area with a view. Various picnic baskets can be ordered in the restaurant.

The cycle path is the oldest and also one of the most beautiful cellar alleys in Poysdorf. What is special is the canopy of leaves over the cellar alley and the loess walls.

Perfect refreshment station after a cellar alley hike

Castle ruins Falkenstein The romantic castle ruins tower proudly and powerfully over the wine village. The history of Falkenstein Castle is as old as the settlement of the Weinviertel under Emperor Heinrich III in the middle of the 11th century. As a border fortress to the north, it once protected the country from incursions from Bohemia and Hungary. The first Lords of Falkenstein were enfeoffed by the Babenbergs. For centuries, Falkenstein Castle was a feudal and pledged dominion of the sovereigns until it became privately owned in 1571. In 1645 the castle was conquered by the Swedes, but not destroyed. Decay only started at the end of the 17th century. a. Under the current owner Georg Thurn-Vrints, the castle ruins were reopened to visitors and a conservation association was founded. The ruins of Falkenstein Castle are under monument protection, occasionally archaeological excavations are carried out under the direction of the Federal Monuments Office. In summer, the large tournament courtyard becomes an atmospheric setting for various festivals and events. During the guided tour, the old walls reveal their secrets. You will learn interesting facts about the building history of the castle and its inhabitants, you see a natural cave in the limestone and an intact vault from the 13th century, where a medieval panel and a small museum with finds illustrate medieval life.

Just visit, it's worth seeing.