퓌르스텐펠트 최고의 사이클링 경로

This cycle path is long, very long... at least when hiking. It's certainly faster on a bike :) I hiked here at sunset. It's flat, but a great landscape for sunset photos!

It's well-suited for a family day out at the thermal baths. For me, a visit on my own is too "big." I prefer a more compact thermal bath in the area.

This is a good place to take a break. And if you haven't brought anything with you, you can get something from the vending machine here.

Today we had the rare fortune of meeting Joseph himself on site. He was watering the flowers surrounding his artwork. This requires about 400 liters of water per day in the summer. He also offered a brief introduction to the origins of this art project: When the bridge directly in front of it had to be rebuilt after a flood, a large pile of earth remained on the slope next to it. There, he lovingly placed a small house for resting. As a nativity scene builder, it was only natural that he would soon add a few small churches, houses, and other homemade art objects to the site, to delight passersby, but above all, himself. All of the lovingly designed buildings and sculptures are his handiwork. The beautiful floral display that adorns the entire area in the summer comes from the community but is tended daily by Joseph himself. His whole heart is in this project, and it shows!

Bad Loipersdorf is located in the Thermen- & Vulkanland adventure region. In addition to the thermal baths, the culinary delights are unique. We always look forward to a visit.

This actually deserves a twofold recommendation: Not only is the view of the surrounding area that the tower offers worth a visit, but also the unique architecture—something I've never seen anywhere else—with the climb inside the walk-in wine bottle and the bridge over to the wine glass, makes this complex a very special place.

If you want to hear Piepmatze of any kind sing, you've come to the right place <3

Beautiful church, a nice photo opportunity.