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フラートニッツ川がドナウ川に合流する地点からの美しい眺め

レリーフの彫刻が施された記念碑は1920年に建てられました。それは記憶と犠牲を象徴し、都市とそのかつての駐屯地の軍事的歴史を指しています。それは19世紀後半のクレムザーシュタットパルクの歴史的な公園内にあります。

A rest area has been set up at the confluence with the Danube.

Nice restaurant on the Danube, located directly on the cycle path.

A beautiful gateway towards Krems, several hiking trails pass through here, for example the Großer Tullnerfelder Rundwanderweg 475/675, the Welterbesteig, the Waldviertel Weitwanderweg 606 starts here and last but not least, the Mariazellerweg 06 also comes along.

One of the bridges that crosses the Danube.

The Porto Velo Café and Restaurant is located directly on the Danube Cycle Path and offers cyclists an ideal spot for a relaxing break. With its large terrace right on the banks of the Danube, it invites you to linger and enjoy the view of the river. The cuisine combines regional and Mediterranean dishes, complemented by a selection of wines and soft drinks – perfect for refueling during a bike tour. Thanks to its quiet location and easy accessibility, the Porto Velo is one of the most popular rest stops along this section of the Danube Cycle Path.

The Linz Gate in Krems an der Donau is a historic city gate that plays a significant role in the city's history. Here are some interesting aspects of the Linz Gate: 1. History: - The Linz Gate, also known as the Bridge Gate, is one of the few remaining city gates in Stein, a district of Krems. - It forms the western entrance to the city and faces Linz, indicating the historical importance of the connection between these cities. 2. Architecture: - The gate is an impressive example of medieval architecture and displays the typical features of city gates of that period. - It is surrounded by a massive wall that once protected the city from attack. 3. Significance: - The Linz Gate served not only as an entrance to the city but also as a strategic point for trade and defense. Today, it is a popular photo opportunity and a part of Krems' cultural heritage. 4. Surroundings: - Near the Linzer Tor, there are numerous restaurants and cafés that invite visitors to enjoy the city's atmosphere. - The surrounding area is ideal for walks, as it is surrounded by the picturesque Danube and the vineyards of the Wachau region. The Linzer Tor is therefore not only a historical monument, but also a vibrant part of the city of Krems, combining history and culture.