쉬운 발트노이키르헨 주변 하이킹 및 워킹 코스

https://terschl.at

https://terschl.at

Beautiful viewing point above Steinbach with a view of the Steyr Valley and surrounding area.

600 nativity scenes from 100 countries are housed in our own nativity scene in Steinbach an der Steyr. Magnificent depictions (e.g. from Japan, Sicily, Poland, Tanzania, etc.) are just as impressive as simple figures (e.g. from Burundi, Chile, Korea) and works that are characterized by special craftsmanship (e.g. from the Ivory Coast , from Peru, Iran) or rare techniques (yellow casting, soapstone carving) stand out. Local nativity scenes, such as the Loammandl box nativity scenes typical of the region, are also represented. “Thinking nativity scenes” remind people to stop, to be willing to help and share, and to be content with one’s own life. A focus is on the representation of the Holy Family and the figures accompanying them in different cultures as well as the documentation of Christian faith around the world. This information can be found on the homepage. The exhibition is beautiful and you can spend the whole day in the exhibition. The photos are only a small selection. I can only say. Worth seeing!

Steinbach is not called the "Venice of the Steyr Valley" for nothing and offers numerous beautiful views and photo opportunities. The view of the village from the opposite bank of the Steyr is particularly beautiful. The town center is known for the "Advent calendar", in which a window in a house on the town square was opened every day. The local Perchten group also has regular performances. Many Advent guests come with the Steyrtal Museum Railway. https://www.steinbachsteyr.at/

Pretty little place right on the Steyr with great rest stops, shops and a beautiful church.

beautifully renovated cross on the way to Waldneukirchen

The church was first mentioned around 1120 and is a listed building. https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pfarrkirche_Steinbach_an_der_Steyr A meditation path is laid out around the church. From here you have a beautiful view of the Steyr river and the opposite Grünburg. You can descend directly to the Steyr via the church staircase.