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Between St. Peter in der Au and Weistrach lies a very special Heuriger: "Zur Steinernen Birne" (Steinern's Pear), owned by the Oberaigner-Binder family. Its trademark? A giant stone pear that you walk through – a real eye-catcher and a photo opportunity you won't soon forget. Inside, a rustic, lovingly designed ambiance awaits you: a barrel-shaped floor, a baron's trüberl (baron's trüberl), a chicken garden, and cozy dining rooms invite you to linger. Served are hearty snacks, homemade farmhouse bread, pastries – and, of course, award-winning, single-varietal ciders, juices, and fine brandies. 🏅 Award-winning: The business has won several awards at the "Ab-Hof" (Produce From the Farm) trade fair in Wieselburg – including the "Golden Pear" and the "Golden Stamperl" (Golden Stamperl). The Steinerne Birne is also officially listed as a "Top Heuriger" (Top Heuriger). Accessible, with a children's playground and e-bike charging station – perfect for a relaxing break along the way. 📍 Address: Mostheuriger "Zur Steinernen Birne" St. Johann 155, 3352 St. Peter in der Au 📞 +43743442112 📧 binder@steinernebirne.at 🌐 www.steinernebirne.at

Great cuisine with regional products!

The Emperor Franz Josef Memorial is also located here. This imposing monument commemorates the construction of the "Emperor Franz Josef Road" between 1897 and 1901. Under the direction of Josef Oberndorfer and planned as a military maneuver project, the road became an important access route in the rolling hills surrounding St. Peter's. The crown on the monument symbolizes the connection to the imperial infrastructure policy under Franz Joseph I – a silent witness along the way with an impressive panorama.

The small St. Hubertus Chapel is picturesquely situated on the edge of the forest above St. Michael am Bruckbach and is dedicated to St. Hubertus, the patron saint of hunters. It is a quiet place of contemplation with a special atmosphere – especially during the atmospheric mountain masses, which are usually celebrated in June and September. It can be reached in several ways: on foot via the 4th stage of the "Heart of the Mostviertel" circular hiking trail https://www.komoot.com/de-de/tour/2346580792 – or by bike or car via the Voralpenstraße road from St. Michael. A quiet spot with a panoramic view – ideal for a rest.

Regionality and quality are paramount here. The Viekanthof's kitchen uses produce from the Mostviertel region. https://www.landgasthaus-berndl.at/

Great tour, very selective.....