シュヴァルツェナウのおすすめランニングルート

皇帝フランツ・ヨーゼフの陣営の兵士が数名溺死したと言われています。小さな小川がこれほど危険になるとは想像しがたいです。

Very worth seeing, definitely make a stop

Here you'll find many delicious delicacies from regional farmers. There's also a restroom, which is often very helpful during your bike ride.

The Renaissance Schwarzenau Castle was first mentioned - as a castle at that time - in 1150. It was converted into today's castle in the 16th century. During the Second World War it was used as a refugee center and occupied by the Soviets. During these years, the once magnificent building was badly damaged. From 1991 the castle - again privately owned - underwent extensive renovations. Today the complex impresses with a park and pond as well as valuable decorated outbuildings such as a tavern and chapel. The latter is considered a popular wedding location. More about the story: https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Schloss_Schwarzenau_(Waldviertel)

Built around 1578 by the then owner of the castle. Soldiers from the French wars are said to have been buried near the chapel. Allegedly, there were also healings of paralytics who left their crutches at the chapel.

Schwarzenau Castle is a Renaissance castle surrounded by a park. Swarcenawe Castle, which originally stood here, was first mentioned in documents in 1150. The builder is the Pilgrim von Schwarzenau, mentioned in 1197, a follower of Hadmar II von Kuenring. His castle was a moated castle with four towers to protect the old Horn - Schrems - Gmünd road. Around 1580 and 1592, the castle was expanded into a Renaissance moated castle using existing parts. After the state treaty, the castle came into private hands and was restored. From 1991 it was again open to the public for exhibitions. In 2019 the palace complex was acquired by the Bulgarian Monbat Group.

A great castle complex, in the middle of Schwarzenau.