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A beautiful lake that invites you to linger. It's easy to walk around it—but it's not wheelchair accessible.

The cannon roundabout of Pöggstall Castle was built around 1530 as an outlying defensive structure and served to defend the castle. The round fortress tower, with its mighty walls and loopholes, was part of the former moated castle complex. Today, the roundabout is considered one of the most impressive late medieval defensive structures in Lower Austria.

A fascinating castle with an exhibition included in the Lower Austria Card. Food and drinks are available.

Rest in a pub or visit an exhibition!

The massive building, located in the center of the market town of Pöggstall, dates back to the 13th century. It was expanded under Kaspar von Rogendorf at the end of the 15th century. The castle belonged to the powerful Maissauers for a long time. From 1795 to 1919 it was owned by the family fund, which had been set up to provide the family members of Empress Maria Theresa and Emperor Joseph II with part of the assets of Emperor Franz I. The nearby castles of Persenbeug, Artstetten, Leiben and Luberegg formed the so-called "Habsburg Land". In 1919 the fund was expropriated in favor of the Republic of Austria and the property was transferred to the War Victims' Fund. In 1986 it was purchased by the municipality of Pöggstall and is used as a museum and cultural venue. https://www.waldviertel.at/kultur-schloss-poeggstall

Beautiful pond, swimming and boating is allowed here.

Not far from Gutenbrunn, in the south-western part of the Waldviertel, the Edlesberger See spreads out between forest, meadows and bogs. With an area of around 14 hectares, it is one of the ten largest swimming lakes in Lower Austria

The tranquil town of Gutenbrunn is located on the eastern edge of the Weinsberg Forest. The name Gutenbrunn goes back to a spring that attracted pilgrims and was first mentioned in 1556. The parish church and the early classical castle are worth seeing.