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A bit off the beaten track but still worth seeing still in a deep sleep

Today, the BMW engine plant in Steyr stands on the site of the former warehouse.

After 1945, the camp barracks were partly used by displaced people from Gablonz.

The Steyr-Münichholz district was built by prisoners of the Münichholz subcamp of Mauthausen concentration camp as a model housing project of Nazi residential architecture. Housing was required, among other things, by the nearby armaments factories (ball bearings, aircraft engines), which, after the end of World War II, became part of the Steyr-Daimler-Puch factories: "Kugellager-Werke" (now SKF) and Gusswerk Steyr (now AIC).

From the prisoners

This lovingly designed rest area on the footpath and cycle path along the Erla has been there for a while. It is now the 5th stop on the Ursprungweg. There is a stamp box here. There is also a small barefoot path, which is very nice.

Along the Erla we reach a cozy place with comfortable seating that invites you to rest.

Very good opportunity for a rest. Really very cozy!👍