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For us, a beautiful view back over the dairy meadow up to Mödling Castle.

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The Fairy Tale Pond at the Meiereiwiese, a natural gem in transition. In 1999, the former deputy mayor of Mödling, Pepi Wagner, launched an ambitious project with the Fairy Tale Pond at the lower Meiereiwiese. His goal was to reflect the majestic Mödling Castle in a picturesque way in the water and create an attractive recreational area for the citizens. But after 20 years, nature has reclaimed the area, and the former charm of the artificial landscape has almost completely faded. A dense belt of reeds now protects the diverse flora and fauna from the view of hikers. In this protected biotope, it is particularly important to respect nature. Clear rules apply: dogs are not welcome, feeding the ducks is forbidden, and releasing goldfish harms the delicate water quality. To preserve the harmony of this unique habitat, every visitor should heed these requests. Only in this way will the Fairy Tale Pond remain a place of tranquility.

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Art ruin

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Not far from the scenic Wilhelmswarte and the Klesheimwarte is the Anninger-Schutzhaus, a popular destination for hikers and nature lovers. The shelter not only offers culinary delights, but also a cozy garden where you can stop for a break. The warm atmosphere and the homemade specialties are particularly appreciated. A visit is worthwhile for anyone who wants to take a relaxing break after a hike on the Anninger.

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The Mödling castle ruins are picturesquely located in the Föhrenberge Nature Park and are one of the most impressive historical sites in the region. Originally built in the 12th century, it once served as an important fortress before falling into disrepair in the 16th century. Today, the well-preserved remains offer a fascinating insight into medieval history and are a popular destination for hikers. From the ruins you can also enjoy a breathtaking view of Mödling and the surrounding area.

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The Hussar Temple in Mödling sits majestically on the hills of the Föhrenberge Nature Park and offers an impressive view over the Vienna Basin.

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The observation tower, which was ceremoniously reopened in 2021, is the landmark of the Anninger and sits enthroned on the Eschenkogel. In 1878, the Mödling Nature Friends Association, the "Verein 1877", built a wooden observation platform. Almost 20 years later, the then so-called "Sofienwarte" was replaced by a 16 m high iron observation tower on the occasion of the 50th anniversary of the government. Thanks to the "Verein 1877" (which still exists today) and the surrounding communities, the observation tower was renovated for the 100th anniversary of the reign of Emperor Franz Josef I and replaced with a new 20 m high solid iron structure with a dizzying and impressive viewing platform and was ceremoniously opened in 2021. The Kaiser-Jubiläumswarte on the Eschenkogel is the landmark of the Anninger and impresses with a breathtaking view from the south/west of Vienna and the Vienna Basin. Source: www.niederoesterreich.at/ausflugsziele/a-jubilaeumswarte-am-eschenkogel

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From the viewing point in the Föhrenberge Nature Park you have a fantastic view of the historic Mödling Castle and the surrounding landscape. The view is particularly breathtaking at golden hour and invites you to pause and enjoy the atmosphere. The place is easily accessible via well-marked hiking trails and is perfect for a short rest.

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