20의 장크트 마르가레텐 데어 시에닝가지 명소 & 주요 장소

A definite recommendation for anyone who needs to get out of the city and is looking for a destination! Thanks to the various ascent options, the tour can be tailored to individual time constraints and adapts to all lifestyles! Fantastic!!

The Trinity Column in St. Pölten is an impressive Baroque monument in the town hall square. [st-poelten +1]

The Dunkelstein (625m) near St. Pölten is an easily accessible destination with a summit cross, ideal for a short hike without any special requirements, often combined with the summit cross at the Hennesteck for a beautiful view, as the Dunkelstein itself is mostly surrounded by trees; a tip is to combine the loop with the nearby, scenic summit to have the full experience with summit register and panoramic view.

At 625 meters above sea level, the Dunkelstein is the highest point in the southern Dunkelstein Forest. An iron high stand was erected near the summit in 1931 for the purpose of surveying. This was blown up by the German Wehrmacht in 1945. The concrete foundations and remnants of the latticework can still be seen today not far from the summit cross.

Ideal for a break, whether coffee or ice cream, Roma is simply good.

Summit cross

St. Pölten's Town Hall Square is the heart of the city and a popular meeting place. Surrounded by historic buildings, including the imposing Town Hall, the square provides a beautiful backdrop. Town Hall Square serves not only as an important transportation hub but also as a venue for various events and markets. The architecture of the surrounding buildings, in Baroque and Neoclassical styles, is particularly noteworthy. The square, with its cafés and restaurants, invites you to linger and is a perfect starting point for exploring the city center. It's an ideal place for a short break in impressive surroundings.

Lake Ebersdorf is a popular local recreation area with excellent water quality. It offers swimming, a large lawn, shady areas, wooden walkways, and a circular trail. Sports activities such as beach volleyball, soccer, and a high ropes course with a "flying fox" over the lake provide variety. The Haus am See, with its grilled specialties, and the See Side cocktail bar invite you to linger. The lake is freely accessible and free to use.