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Very nice view of Hollabrunn

The church is dedicated to Saint Valentine. Next to the church is a large, castle-like rectory, built between 1686 and 1687.

With an absolutely brilliant drinks fridge, which is easy to miss, it is sunk into the floor and on the other side of the trash can.

Built by architect Clemens Holzmeister in 1936

Playground Hollabrunn Reblaus great view over the whole area

The Roman Catholic parish church is dedicated to St. Ulrich, Bishop of Augsburg. It was built in the 12th century and extensively altered in the 14th century after being destroyed. Today, it retains many neo-Gothic elements. The 37-meter-high church tower had a shingled onion dome until 1878. Until 1784, the cemetery surrounded the church.

This is a great place to rest. Hidden behind the cyclist's rest area is a bike repair station. Drinks and snacks are available here and in the wine cellar across the street at reasonable prices.

At the Pinkelstein in Raschala near Hollabrunn, Lower Austria, Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart is said to have smashed his wine with a loud roar after stopping in the Raschala cellars on a trip to Prague. The stone is located on the old Post Road, which today is one of the cellar lanes typical of the Lower Austrian Weinviertel.