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A bit slippery after rain

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A unique "floral splendor" every year. Normally a very deep, muddy trail, but this year, thanks to the dry weather, it's not muddy and pleasant to hike. At 19°C and sunny, it's simply worth seeing.

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A pleasant hiking trail leads up to the Eckelsberg. The highest point is 10 meters further on in the meadow - but this cannot be reached due to the fence.

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Limited number of parking spaces

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The castle dates back to a castle stable with a building yard built by Wilhelm von Rohr around 1397. Wilhelm's castle on the Hausberg - at the foot of which the castle is located - was besieged and destroyed by Duke Albrecht III in 1390. The later owners from the Zelking family - Erhard von Zelking acquired the shares in Leonstein in 1447 and 1459 - formed the Feichta valley castle from the castle stable and building yard. Count Georg Siegmund von Salburg acquired the castle and the Leonstein estate in 1629 from the Zelking family's inheritance. The Salburg family rebuilt Feichta in the Baroque style in 1724 and called it "New Leonstein". At the end of 1919, the Upper Austrian state government bought the property from Count Theodor Salburg for 2,000,000 crowns. Count Schmidegg, who had already leased the castle from the Salburg family, stayed at the castle even after the change of ownership. From 1920, Leonstein Castle was a state property and belonged to the state forestry administration. The fermentation cellar of the Leonstein brewery was located in the building. Renovation and conversion work followed in 1938. The female labor service of the RAD (Reich Labor Service) was subsequently housed there; the Schmidegg couple had already died by this time. From 1944, the Wehrmacht used the building - for training courses, among other things. After the end of the war, the property returned to state ownership. Since November 1945, it has housed a state children's home.

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Rustic rider parlor with a wonderful snack.

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It all began in 1924, when what is now the largest monastery cheese dairy in Europe was founded by Brother Leonhard on St. James' Day, July 25th. Specializing in the production of soft and semi-hard cheese, Klosterkäserei Schlierbach is now the market leader in the segment of soft cheese with red culture. Hearty organic cheese specialties have been produced since 1999. In 2008, the cheese masters started making cheese specialties from sheep's and goat's milk. The organic range of the Schlierbach monastery cheese dairy has been expanded, creating a new focus for the range. With the conversion to a purely organic operation in 2012, customers are guaranteed access to regional food of the highest quality in the future. Before accessing Schlierbach Abbey, follow a few steps of the Käsemaus - look for the next but one sign in the series "On the trail of cheese", right next to the tanks. If a truck comes towards you here, that is quite normal, because this is where the milk is delivered!

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The collegiate church, built from 1680 to 1682, adorned with frescoes and lavish stucco decoration, is a special masterpiece by the Italian artist family Carlone, but also by many other - equally local - artists who created a baroque total work of art here in the 17th century. The church is dedicated to the Blessed Virgin Mary - especially the Assumption of Mary - and St. dedicated to James. Architecture, stucco and painting resonate in a unique way. The warm and rather dark colors of brown, black and gold predominate on the walls and the altar furnishings - in contrast, the vault above shines in bright white, interspersed with the strong colors of the frescoes. The church is the center of the Cistercian monastery. We also highly recommend a visit to: Library - cruciform state room with hanging domes built in baroque style Bernardi Hall - state hall with rich stucco decorations on the ceiling and walls, frescoes and pictures

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Abbot Alois Wiesinger founded the "Herz-Jesu-Kolleg" in 1925. 7 boarding students started the first school year. The grammar school of Schlierbach Abbey is a Catholic private school. The school provider is the Stiftsgymnasium Schlierbach school association. The manageable size of the school (approx. 500 pupils, approx. 50 teachers) enables personal care and a family atmosphere. Special interests and abilities can therefore be promoted in a targeted manner. Alternative languages in lower and upper school: From the 3rd grade, there is an alternative choice of Latin or French, in the 5th grade there is still the alternative between French and Italian. Other possible foreign languages in the upper school are Spanish and Russian. Elective subjects - all 4 blocks can be taken orally: 1. Italian as a 3rd living foreign language 2. Human ethics and social studies 3. Informatics and natural sciences 4. Art and creative workshop

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The Panorama Café is located in the Meierhof, above the education center and the glass workshops. Concentration instead of excess, clarity instead of excess - that's the secret of true enjoyment. You can already see this philosophy in the architecture of the panorama café. A transparent building with a sun terrace, where you can feel what is important: a wide view, the beautiful landscape, nature and the products that are produced here. Here you can buy the excellent Schlierbach organic cheese, glass products from the glass workshop, selected culinary delicacies and other products from the monastery shop. Or you can simply enjoy a good coffee and a regionally produced pastry with the wonderful panoramic view of the upper Kremstal.

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The workshop of the O.Ö. Glasmalerei was founded in Linz in 1884. Josef Raukamp, a trained glass painter from the Rhineland, took over the business in 1915. From 1919 he worked together with his brother Wilhelm, owner of the glass painting in Berlin, who also came to Linz after the death of his wife. The brothers' collaboration was interrupted when Wilhelm entered the Cistercian monastery of Schlierbach in 1926. During the Second World War, Josef Raukamp was therefore able to keep his valuable glass supplies safe from the bombing raids in Linz within the monastery walls. In 1954 the monastery bought the glass painting, which gained a reputation as a center for sacred art. You can find stained glass windows in the Basilica of the Annunciation in Nazareth or in the Memorial Church in Hiroshima. Today, the Schlierbacher Glaswerkstätte is a modern monastery business with traditional roots, which is characterized by innovation and long-term thinking.

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The Cistercians, who settled in Schlierbach Castle on February 22, 1355, were asked to pray for the salvation of the Wallsee family. Over the decades, they transformed this castle into a monastery. However, the turmoil of the Reformation also meant the end of monastic life for Schlierbach. The building fell into disrepair for 64 years, until 1620 when the Cistercians from Rein near Graz settled in the monastery. Her task was to take care of the pastoral care in the area and to let religious life flourish again. A skilful policy on the part of those responsible meant that the Schlierbach Abbey has been able to exist without interruption since that time. From the last quarter of the 17th century, members of the Carlone family of artists from Northern Italy, together with abbots who were enthusiastic about building, renovated the monastery from the ground up. We can still admire what they planned and built in Schlierbach today.

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Schlierbach Abbey is a Cistercian monastery with one of the most magnificent church rooms in Austria. The large building has many uses today. High school students enliven the many rooms, the smell of cheese permeates the house, artists and craftsmen meet in the stained glass and many visitors marvel at this lively house. A tour of Schlierbach Abbey is a journey of discovery into a spiritual world whose power and fascination is still alive today. Baroque splendor from the magnificent monastery church to the monastery library with its 12,000 valuable books.

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This gorge with its waterfall is at its most beautiful in spring. Thousands of spring snowflakes, marsh marigolds, wood anemones, etc.

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Interesting monastery complex with an excellent cheese dairy!

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Currently 9/2021 the collegiate church is unfortunately closed for about a year due to renovation work. The monastery café with panorama terrace (great panoramic view of the Kremstal) and the monastery shop are still open. Guided tours of the monastery and the show dairy also take place. It makes sense to compare the dates with the arrival times.

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A highlight on every tour through Schlierbach. Tue: 7:30 a.m.-6:00 p.m. Wed: 7:30 a.m.-6:00 p.m. Thu: 7:30 a.m.-10:00 p.m. Fri: 7:30 a.m.-10:00 p.m. Sat: 7:30 a.m.-10:00 p.m. Sun and public holidays: 8:30 a.m.-6:00 p.m. Monday is our DAY OFF!

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Unfortunately, this impressive backdrop cannot be captured and conveyed in a photo. The personal live recording is nowhere near that. This detour is a must when visiting the region

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