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From the bridge you have a good view of Melk Abbey.

Well planned bridge with its own cycle lane and footpath.

The arena consists of a covered theater tent that can accommodate over 500 visitors and a catering tent with a garden. A special highlight is the breathtaking view of the baroque jewel Melk Abbey, which makes the productions a unique experience.

Beautiful view of the Danube. The cycle path is separated from other traffic, so you can safely cross the bank of the Danube.

Sitzenthal Castle is a 16th-century castle building that was rebuilt and modernized by Count Ledochowska in the 19th century. On the upper floor, the castle has a colonnaded hall and rooms with ridge vaults, historical furniture and valuable paintings. Currently privately owned and therefore not accessible. Since then, the castle has been a fief of Melk Abbey and belonged to Count Ludwig Starhemberg, who was outlawed in 1619. In the 20th century, Sitzenthal came to the Barons Hammerstein-Equord. The poet and politician Hans Hammerstein-Equord (d. 1947), who was born here in the castle, was Austrian Federal Minister of Justice in 1936 and a prisoner in the Mauthausen concentration camp after 1938. More about the story: https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Schloss_Sitzenthal

Chic building with an impressive and interesting history that dates back to 1774. Luberegg was last flooded during the severe Danube floods of 2002, so the walls had to dry out for years. In 2003, the hotel owner Josef Pichler from Emmersdorf acquired the property and built flood protection in 2005. Luberegg Castle has been used for gastronomy for years, and the western corner house houses a wine tavern. The property is now primarily used as an event hotel. Description on the website: Historically high-profile location. True!

Nice little place when we were there there was a festival and we mingled with the locals and there was great regional food

Very nice view of the Danube from the bridge. Well-developed, wide bike path.