브룩 안 데어 레이타‬에서 가장 멋진 ‪20‬개의 천연기념물

Braunsberg Hainburg is a fantastic viewpoint with breathtaking panoramas of the Danube, the surrounding landscape, and even Bratislava in the distance. The atmosphere on the peak is truly special – you feel on top of the world. Keep in mind though, the road up is not the easiest, with a fairly steep incline in some parts, so comfortable shoes and a bit of stamina are highly recommended. Still, the effort is absolutely worth it once you reach the top!

The renaturation of the Danube near Hainburg, particularly in the Johler Arm area, is one of the most important ecological projects in the Austrian Danube region. The goal was to return the heavily regulated Danube to its natural state and to restore valuable floodplain forest and river habitats. The Johler Arm, a former branch of the Danube near Hainburg, was reconnected to the main stream as part of the project. This reconnection ensures regular water flow through the branch, restoring dynamic river processes such as flooding, sediment relocation, and natural bank formation. As a result, many rare animal and plant species – including fish, amphibians, and waterfowl – benefit from new habitats. The project also improves ecological continuity for migratory aquatic organisms. A landscape-enhanced floodplain landscape was created along the Danube, where the natural diversity of the Danube can once again be seen and experienced – a successful example of near-natural watercourse development in the Danube Floodplains National Park.

The Güntherhöhle can be reached from the tourist trail via a steep climb in a few minutes. The path is also suitable for active dogs.

It looks like there's a crescent moon on the dome, which more likely points to Muslim beliefs. So it could be much older than 100 years. I took the time to check which direction it faces: it actually "faces" southeast, toward Mecca.

A beautiful park for hiking, walking, jogging with benches and old trees

You can easily get close to the Arbach, the landscape is very attractive

The statue of Saint Nepomuk shows Nepomuk triumphing over pain and death. The linden avenue begins at this statue. It ends in front of the Inner Gate, the former entrance to the monastery buildings.

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