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エッゲンブルクのメイン広場は、特にその広大さで印象的であり、それはかつての公爵領であったエッゲンブルクが交易と市場の場所としての重要性を反映しています。 中世において、市場は都市にとって重要な収入源でした。1277年8月13日、ルドルフ・フォン・ハプスブルクは、ウィーンが彼の先祖や彼自身によって享受されていたのと同じ自由、権利、恩恵をエッゲンブルクの町に確認しました。

エッゲンブルクの主要広場は、その広大さで特に印象的であり、それはエッゲンブルクという封建領主の町が持つ商業および市場としての重要性を反映しています。

16世紀後半のスクラフィットハウスは、現在地方裁判所が入居しています。

Klosterplatz in Sitzendorf an der Schmida is a square that takes its name from the Convent of the Sisters of Mercy of St. Vincent de Paul, located at the southwest entrance to the main square. The convent was founded in the 19th century and housed the Lower Austrian State Kindergarten until 1998. Klosterplatz is part of Sitzendorf's historic town center and is located in the immediate vicinity of the main square, which is characterized by 16th-century townhouses. The monastery itself is an important part of Sitzendorf's history and townscape. In addition to its historical significance, Klosterplatz is also a place that contributes to climate friendliness through its green spaces and permeable grass pavers. The unsealing of the square allows rainwater to seep into the ground, thus contributing to an improved quality of life.

The church is dedicated to Saint Valentine. Next to the church is a large, castle-like rectory, built between 1686 and 1687.

Built by architect Clemens Holzmeister in 1936

To ensure that you can drink in peace, busy hands have attached a special sign.

Klosterplatz in Sitzendorf an der Schmida is a square that takes its name from the Convent of the Sisters of Mercy of St. Vincent de Paul, located at the southwest entrance to the main square. The convent was founded in the 19th century and housed the Lower Austrian State Kindergarten until 1998. Klosterplatz is part of Sitzendorf's historic town center and is located in the immediate vicinity of the main square, which is characterized by 16th-century townhouses. The monastery itself is an important part of Sitzendorf's history and townscape. In addition to its historical significance, Klosterplatz is also a place that contributes to climate friendliness through its green spaces and permeable grass pavers. The unsealing of the square allows rainwater to seep into the ground, thus contributing to an improved quality of life.