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True, and delicious ice cream😄

Great view from above.😁

Also a nice place.

Beautiful place for a break.

Stubenberg See

The chapel's distinctive design was designed by Professor Karl Hodina. The building's distinctive architectural style, with its rounded shape and colorful appearance, is intended to evoke positive feelings in people. Regional artist Richard Ludersdorfer collaborated with Professor Karl Hodina to create the stained-glass artwork for the chapel in Prebuch.

In 2005, the municipality of Nitscha (part of the city of Gleisdorf) initiated a book project and collected the recollections of contemporary witnesses. During this research, it was discovered that Jews were also driven through Nitscha during the 1945 death march. The modern memorial is intended to commemorate the death marches to the concentration camps at the end of the war, during which thousands of people lost their lives. "The Future Needs Remembrance" - Death Marches of Hungarian Jews in 1945

Since the beginning of 2018, ten horseshoe sculptures have been erected in the Weiz-Gleisdorf energy region as part of the LEADER project "Kunst.Hot.Spot." The total project volume amounts to €85,500, 60 percent of which is funded by LEADER funds. It all began in the municipality of Naas with the ceremonial opening of a Styrian panther in July 2018. Eight more horseshoe sculptures followed in the municipalities of Thannhausen, Puch bei Weiz, St. Ruprecht an der Raab, Hofstätten an der Raab, Mitterdorf an der Raab, Mortantsch, Gleisdorf, and Weiz. The ten sculptures represent a Styrian panther. Panther with municipal coat of arms (Naas), mother cow with calf (Thannhausen), apple with heart (Puch), book and viola (St. Ruprecht/R.), squirrel (Hofstätten), municipal coat of arms in 3D (Mitterdorf), mouflon (Mortantsch), Styrian panther with municipal logo (Gleisdorf), Weiz "W," and the Styrian panther with apple. An overview can be found here: https://www.energieregion.at/kunst-hot-spots-uebersicht/ At an impressive height of 4.50 meters, the Styrian panther was created in Gleisdorf as part of the LEADER project "Kunst.Hot.Spots" (Art.Hot.Spots). It has found a particularly prominent location in the Weiz-Gleisdorf energy region, namely the roundabout at the B54/B64 highway.