쉬운 폴스 오버쿠르츠하임 주변 하이킹 및 워킹 코스

A beautifully laid-out path through a diverse landscape. Along the way, there are numerous signs with interesting information about the local nature and wildlife.

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Perfect place to enjoy your own food amidst the beautiful Au landscape. 🌭

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Beautiful rest area with information boards about the floodplain and its inhabitants. 🐟

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In the arena, the ice cream parlor serves delicious ice cream sundaes!

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A small public park with a lovely playground for children, restrooms, and seating areas for a rest. The Kastanienlaube (restaurant, crêperie, and café) completes the picture. Formerly known as Sparkassenpark (Sparkassen Park), it's now also known as Generationenpark (Generations Park), as it allows young and old to enjoy physical activity alongside each other.

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Since it's only open on weekends and holidays, we were unfortunately unable to visit. It houses the world's highest planetarium and a café. For more information, see sternenturm.at

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The center of Judenburg with restaurants, cafés, and a few shops. Many houses appear unoccupied, and shops are empty. There are plenty of parking spaces in the old town – most offer 90-minute parking for 60 cents. There's also a parking garage (where a day costs €2.70 – but payment is only possible with a card).

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Weyergasse. The slightly curved Weyergasse, whose outer section runs along the medieval city wall, is one of the oldest streets in the city (12th/13th centuries), along with Burggasse and Wickenburgstraße. This district was once called "beym Windischen Thor" (Windish Gate). Until the end of the Middle Ages, the street was bordered by the Schranne (courthouse) on the east side (Hauptplatz 16), and by the former Salzburg Amtshaus (Salzburg Office Building) on the west side (Burggasse 1). At the southern end of Weyergasse, until 1807, stood the Fischertor or Windischtor (1392 Vischer Tor, 1504 Windisch Thor), adjoined to the west by a bastion-like defensive and guard tower complex, today only remnants of which remain.

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