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A beautiful spot on the Raab River. You rarely see fords like this anymore. On the south side, you'll also find a bench for resting and what looks like a compass. Definitely a great tip from me. Magic place!

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Beautiful church, also open to the public

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Old walls from the Middle Ages. Always worth a visit.

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Important: Here at Liebmannsee is the only battery charging station for e-bikes for miles around. It's about 100 meters from the rest area. https://maps.app.goo.gl/n5dm6BzavBZJpkGh6

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A super nice tour, lots of asphalt roads, but also gravel paths, partly along the Mur, great views, beautiful towns, good food, great lakes and ponds, a short ride on the Mur ferry (free), highly recommended

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A super nice tour, lots of asphalt roads, but also gravel paths, partly along the Mur, great views, beautiful towns, good food, great lakes and ponds, a short ride on the Mur ferry (free), highly recommended

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A super nice tour, lots of asphalt roads, but also gravel paths, partly along the Mur, great views, beautiful towns, good food, great lakes and ponds, a short ride on the Mur ferry (free), highly recommended

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A super nice tour, all asphalt roads, highly recommended, unfortunately in Slovenia few places to stop for refreshments

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A super nice tour, all asphalt roads, highly recommended, unfortunately in Slovenia few places to stop for refreshments

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A super nice tour, all asphalt roads, highly recommended, unfortunately in Slovenia few places to stop for refreshments

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A super nice tour, all asphalt roads

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Very nice place to stop for a bite to eat, with a great view of the Liebmannsee

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Water pond for the fruit farmers in Deutsch Haseldorf

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Since the Republic of Slovenia's accession to the EU following EU enlargement in 2004 and its accession to the Schengen Agreement on December 21, 2007, the borders have been open again. Numerous cross-border projects offer an opportunity for reconciliation between Austrians and Slovenes. On January 1, 2013, the district of Radkersburg was merged with the district of Feldbach to form the district of Southeast Styria. The administrative building on the main square in Bad Radkersburg is now used as the administrative building of the Southeast Styria District Administration. On January 1, 2015, Bad Radkersburg was merged with the municipality of Radkersburg Umgebung as part of the municipal structural reform in Styria. The new municipality bears the name "Bad Radkersburg."

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The reopening of the Mur Bridge on October 12, 1969, led to a slight rapprochement between Austria and the Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia. View from the Parktherme Bad Radkersburg towards Southern Styria In 1975, the municipality of Radkersburg was declared a spa town and has been known as Bad Radkersburg since 1976.[7] In 1978, another thermal spring was developed, and subsequently, the Parktherme Bad Radkersburg thermal baths were built and expanded in several stages.

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During the Nazi era, the nationality issue was taken to extremes. The result of the Greater German Reich's policies was not only the destruction of the city—only 4 of 321 houses remained undamaged—but also a climate of mistrust that characterized the population on both sides of the border in the period that followed. The violent expulsion and multiple murders of the German-speaking population[6] from the surrounding areas to the right of the Mur (e.g., the Abstall Basin) by Yugoslav partisans after 1945 destroyed relations across the Mur for generations.

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The Mur (Slovene, Croatian and Hungarian: Mura) is a tributary of the Drava, which flows through Austria, Slovenia, Croatia and Hungary and in parts of its course also forms the border between these countries.

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Renovation completed, very comfortable

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