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The Iron Cross in Paasdorf is a true gem and an important part of our cultural landscape. It was erected by the metalworking and blacksmithing students of the Mistelbach Trade School under the direction of Gerhard Rötzer. At approximately 3 meters high, it catches the eye even from afar and is made of welded iron parts that are part of the "reuse" process. You can even still see where the parts were previously used – that makes it very special. The cross stands at a point where you have a magnificent view over the village of Paasdorf. It not only symbolizes the deep-rooted religiosity of our region, but also combines tradition with modernity. The design demonstrates that we live in the here and now without forgetting our roots. It is a place of reflection and tranquility, ideal for anyone passing by the cycle path and wanting to take a short break. Here you can sit down, enjoy the view, and get some fresh air. The Iron Cross is thus not only a work of art, but also an inviting place to experience the beauty of Paasdorf and its surroundings. A little rest and reflection – that's a great thing to do here.

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The cycle path is the oldest and also one of the most beautiful cellar alleys in Poysdorf. What is special is the canopy of leaves over the cellar alley and the loess walls.

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Kellergasse in Kettlasbrunn

The tree circle Veltlinerland in Kettlasbrunn consists of 21 trees and invites you to linger. There is also a self-service wine cellar. Here you can get snacks and drinks.

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Charming cellar lane. I wish the heavy farming would retreat here. It definitely destroys a lot here. The preservation of the cellars would be very nice as some very nice cellars have been remodeled here. And sooner or later only the front will be visible, but not the basement.

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The wrought iron cross is right next to the cycle path, from here you have a very nice view of the surroundings, you can also sit down to rest.

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The tree circle conveys interesting facts about the individual tree species and is intended to promote the intimate relationship between people and trees and nature.

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The Mamuz is always worth a visit.

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The Mamuz is always worth a visit.

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Relaxing in the cellar lane - there is nothing better

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Viticulture and Poysdorf are inextricably linked.

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Beautifully landscaped tree circle and self-service cellar with plenty of seating that invites you to linger.

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Wonderful exhibitions, a bit dark in the presentation rooms - bring your glasses;)

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The MAMUZ Castle Asparn/Zaya makes 40,000 years of humanity an experience with interactive exhibitions and exciting original finds and the archaeological open-air area. EXPERIENCE WORKSHOPS In the MAMUZ workshops, prehistory is experienced using old craft techniques. The following are available: spear throwing, archery, baking bread, earth colours, striking sparks, bullseye, stone slinging, copper jewellery, pottery, spinning/twisting, weaving with boards and felting.

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From the Stone Age to the Iron Age, faithful replicas of residential and craft houses offer a glimpse into past living environments in Central Europe. Huts made of clay and wood show the living and working places for stone-cutting, bronze-casting, forging, glass-making, weaving, pottery and wood-turning and are historically furnished.

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The cross is right next to the bike path, at first glance it looks like basalt rock!

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If you stroll through Poysdorf you will learn to understand why the city is called "Austria's wine town" 😊.

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Radyweg is probably one of the most impressive cellar lanes in the Weinvierte. Unique. Really wonderful.

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A nice place to wander and rest. The tree circle provides interesting information about the individual tree species and is intended to promote the intimate relationship between humans and trees and nature.

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The Iron Cross is part of the Paasdorf cultural landscape. The cross was erected by metalworking and blacksmithing students from the Mistelbach trade school (led by Gerhard Rötzer). It is about 3 meters high and consists of small iron parts welded together. Some elements were reused, the original use of which can still be recognized. The cross is located at a point overlooking the town of Paasdorf and on the one hand represents the region's deep religious roots, but its design creates a connection to the modernity represented by the cultural landscape projects.

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