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Fritz Willingshofer was born on his grandfather's farm, known as "Petschnhofer", and at the tender age of one he moved to his parents' farm, the "Unterer Pöllabauern". Even as a schoolchild he went to his grandfather almost every day to help him with his work on the farm. It was then that his grandfather decided to hand the farm over to his grandson.

Powered by the largest mill wheel in Austria The mill with stamping device is used not only for grinding grain but also for generating electricity and is driven by the largest mill wheel in Austria.

The knowledge quiz will quickly reveal who is in harmony with nature. At 10 experience stations, you can expect topics relating to the source of life: water, torrents and flood protection. Experience the lively and dangerous sides of water on a 3 km varied hike around the Stoani village.

Top highlight of the Gasen flood protection adventure trail At 10 adventure stations, you can expect topics relating to the source of life: water, torrents and flood protection. Experience the lively and dangerous sides of water on a 3 km varied hike around the Stoani village.

The world of the Stoakogler For more than 50 years, Reinhold, Fritz, Franz and Hans - "The Stoakogler" - have traveled the world with their music. Now you can visit them in their hometown of Gasen. In the Stoani House of Music there are many interesting and funny stories to discover about the Stoanis' working and private lives, as well as about the entire music scene. Experience the unique career of the "Stoakogler", one of Austria's most popular folk music groups, in a completely redesigned exhibition: Clear display boards Unique multi-media show in a cinema setting Listening stations: The Stoanis tell private and touching stories Golden wall Extensive press archive Sing G'stanzl with the Stoanis (video supported) Karaoke studio for your own CD Souvenir shop with many Almenland products Stoani Cafe for a rest before or after

The parish church Beautiful, impressive baroque church. Around 1280 the first church was built Around 1360 the church was extended, and the ossuary was built 1688 the church was converted to baroque style and expanded to its current form 1972 - 1974 major interior and exterior renovation 2005 interior renovation The rectory The rectory was built in 1765 and renovated in 1986.