십바첼 주변 최고의 교통량 없는 자전거 라이딩 코스

Very fast section towards Steinhaus near Wels.

Private castle, unfortunately no access, but very nice to look at.

Unfortunately, the view is quite modest - many fields, to the north a beautiful view of Steinhaus

Unfortunately, there is now no trace of a moated castle - there is a new housing development at the marked location.

The small hill on which the church stands offers a wonderful view of the surrounding area. The church was consecrated to Saint Nicholas in 1108. During renovation work, a consecration inscription was found hidden behind the plaster, which can be dated to 1108. In the records of the Kremsmünster monastery, the Taxlberg church is mentioned in 1299. In 1315, the Taxlberg church of St. Nicholas is mentioned as a branch church of Thalheim.

The castle is surrounded by a pond on all four sides. A stone bridge with a Nepomuk statue leads to the castle. A projecting corner turret can be seen at one corner. The back is surmounted by a mighty tower with an onion roof. There are open arcades with granite columns on both the ground floor and first floor. To the left of the tower there is an open terrace with a granite balustrade on the first floor. There are a number of stone figures in the surrounding castle park

Well-preserved moated castle

The Taxlberg pilgrimage church is a small church dedicated to Saint Nicholas. It lies on a hill above the Aiterbachtal, about 3 km southwest of Steinhaus in Upper Austria. The church was first consecrated in 1108 and is an example of Romanesque and late Gothic architecture. It has a baroque high altar with sculptures of St. Nicholas, St. Florian and St. Sebastian. The church is a popular destination for pilgrims who make the pilgrimage from Steinhaus to Taxlberg every year on Whit Monday.