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The basilica in Mariazell is beautiful and world-famous

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Full idyllic view of the lake

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It is the most important pilgrimage site in Lower Austria and the second largest in Austria after Mariazell. The basilica is an impressive early Baroque building with a striking twin-tower facade.

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The castle is prominently situated on a rock on the right bank of the Danube, above the municipality of Persenbeug-Gottsdorf, at the transition from the Strudengau to the Nibelungengau.

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It's really nice to stroll through there.

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The Dürnstein City Gate is one of the most striking structures in this small Wachau town and forms the historic entrance to the old town. Dating back to the medieval city defense system, it is part of the old city wall. The gate is particularly photogenic as it frames the view of the narrow, cobbled streets and colorfully painted houses of the old town. In the past, the city gate served to control trade and secure the town. Today, it is a popular destination for visitors seeking to experience Dürnstein's historic atmosphere and offers an atmospheric entry point into the picturesque old town, which is characterized by cafés, restaurants, and small shops.

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Donauradweg

The Kremser Gate (formerly Steiner Gate) is the eastern city gate with a four-story, square gate tower from the 15th century.

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Fruit and wine plantations along the Danube Cycle Path

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Off the beaten track along the Danube there are interesting villages to discover

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The scenery is very beautiful, but the riding technique and terrain are definitely not up to the challenge of mountain biking!!!! What a pity😩

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A good shelter in the rain

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Quite a nice little place.

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Zeillern Castle was built on the ruins of a medieval moated castle, first mentioned in 1052 in connection with a "Chuno von Cidelaren." In 1605, Wolf Friedrich Freiherr von Tattenbach acquired the property, remodeled it in the Renaissance style, and gave it its characteristic appearance, which remains to this day. Since 2006, it has been a hotel with a restaurant and outdoor seating area. Opening hours can be found here: https://schloss-zeillern.at/restaurant/.

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Ardagger Abbey impresses with its late Romanesque architecture, a unique cloister, an underground columned crypt, and the famous St. Margaret Window, the most important Romanesque stained-glass window. For centuries, it has been located at the intersection of history, culture, politics, and monastic development, offering a fascinating insight into the past. The church is freely accessible. If you would like to schedule a guided tour, click here: https://www.pv-ardagger.dsp.at/pfarre/30242135/pfarren/pfarreardaggerstift/kirchenfuehrungen&ts=1755108634036.

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At the Nussdorf-Traisental Prehistoric Museum, you can discover impressive archaeological finds from April to October, dating back 30,000 years to the time of the mammoth hunters. The Bronze Age finds are particularly fascinating, including 2,300 graves with valuable grave goods and a 4,000-year-old grape core, which demonstrates that the people of the Traisental Valley already knew and appreciated grapes back then. Further information and opening hours can be found here: https://www.urzeitmuseum-traisental.at/.

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The Mariazell Basilica, officially the "Basilica of the Nativity of Mary," is considered Austria's most important pilgrimage site and is located 868 meters above sea level in the Styrian town of Mariazell. Its history begins in 1157, when, according to legend, the Benedictine monk Magnus erected a small linden wood statue of the Virgin Mary at this site – the miraculous image now venerated as the "Magna Mater Austriae." Over the centuries, these humble beginnings developed into a central Marian pilgrimage site for pilgrims from many parts of Central Europe, including Austria, Hungary, the Czech Republic, Slovenia, and Croatia. The current building was built primarily between 1644 and 1683 in the Baroque style, incorporating Gothic elements from the predecessor, such as the high choir and the approximately 90-meter-high tower. Inside, visitors will find magnificent Baroque altars, fine stucco, and the central Chapel of Grace, with its Romanesque statue of the Virgin Mary, sumptuously decorated with silver and gold. In 1907, Pope Pius XI granted the church the title of "Basilica Minor," and in 1983, Pope John Paul II visited the famous pilgrimage site. Today, the basilica is not only a spiritual center but also a significant cultural monument, attracting hundreds of thousands of visitors annually.

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Mariazell is one of Europe's most important pilgrimage sites, with a history spanning over 850 years, attracting pilgrims from all over Central Europe since the Middle Ages – including numerous cyclists on spiritual or historical routes. The impressive basilica, the Baroque architecture, and the location in the heart of the Alps make the town a fascinating destination for culture-loving cyclists.

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The small footbridge leads over the Erlauf near Stock.

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Idyllic path along the Erlauf River near Scheibbs. The view of the small town is very beautiful.

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