20의 스테인즈가지 명소 & 주요 장소

Great view over the Stainzer Land

several wine taverns that are worth a visit 😊👌

Good Buschenschank and wines

A beautiful town with appealing gastronomy on the main square.

By the way, there is a Mediterranean restaurant here for those who want something different to eat. Not very cozy inside, but the food is great. Even mussels and grilled squid👍👍👍

Quiet little wine village with a castle. Stainz is best known for his Schilcher, who lived as early as 400 BC. Was pulled by the Celts. Every year in August, the Stainzer Schilcher Days are held, a multi-day folk festival all about Schilcher wine and other local specialties.

Herrliche Aussicht über West- und Südsteiermark.

The Stainzer Warte was built in 1902 on behalf of the Austrian Tourist Club (ÖTK) according to plans by the Graz architect Hans Pascher and was officially opened on September 8th of that year. The Wilhelmswarte near Judenburg, also designed by Pascher, served as a model. Wilhelm Ritter Gründorf von Zebegény compared the control room in his travel guide Grazer Tourist (1903) with the Reinerkogel control room, which was completed only a few months earlier. In 1926 the ÖTK transferred the control room to the care of the Styrian Mountain Association, and in 1952 the first general renovation took place. In 1964, Stainz took over the tower, which was in a desolate state, and subjected it to a provisional renovation. Another general renovation was carried out in 1979/80 on the occasion of the 800th anniversary of the market town of Stainz. Since then, the monument has been looked after by the municipal tourist association. The 100th anniversary was celebrated on the national holiday in 2002.