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Sindelburg Church

Grein is easily accessible and explored by bicycle and lies directly on the Danube Cycle Path (EuroVelo 6). This historic town on the Danube is a popular stop for cyclists and offers a well-developed, flat cycling infrastructure along the river. The town center, the riverbanks, and attractions such as Greinburg Castle, the Grein town wall, and the historic town theater are all easily reached from the cycle path. Rest areas, restaurants, and cyclist-friendly businesses make Grein an attractive destination for day trips as well as longer cycling tours along the Danube.

More than 700 years ago, a chapel stood on the site of today's St. James' parish church. Much has been built and changed here over the centuries.

It is an outstanding work of art, top class.

The town boasts a picturesque, historic town square lined with 16th- and 17th-century houses featuring Baroque facades. The entire place exudes a nostalgic, tranquil charm.

Booking a guided tour here is definitely worthwhile. A room entirely covered in mosaics made of Danube pebbles or the diamond vault are truly impressive. That alone is worth it.

The Wallsee–Mitterkirchen Danube Power Plant is an impressive example of modern engineering along the Danube. It was built between 1965 and 1968 and is one of the largest run-of-river power plants in Austria. With its six Kaplan turbines, it has an installed capacity of approximately 210 megawatts and generates approximately 1.34 billion kilowatt hours of environmentally friendly electricity annually – enough to supply more than one million people. The power plant spans the Danube between Wallsee in Lower Austria and Mitterkirchen in Upper Austria. Its clear, functional architecture blends harmoniously into the expansive river landscape. The plant plays a central role in Austria's energy supply and also represents the sustainable use of the Danube as an energy source. The power plant will be comprehensively modernized by 2030, further increasing its performance and efficiency. As a technical landmark of the region, it impressively combines nature, water, and energy generation.

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