레이타프로더스도르프 주변 최고의 교통량 없는 자전거 라이딩 코스

The border between Lower Austria and Burgenland is very interesting. While the Burgenland side has more or less public land with a beach, the entire Lower Austrian side is privatized...

The space is called Feldgarten. The aim is to bring the natural habitat closer to people; not only the various fruit trees but also the large wooden loungers invite you to linger.

A very historically interesting place, here only one tower remains from the former village, which was then rebuilt in a more distant location. Only the cemetery is still near the tower.

The cemetery is located far outside the town. It has a turbulent history. "The pepper box with its "cemetery tower" is the real landmark of Leithaprodersdorf. The tower was the only part of the mountain church that remained undamaged after the invasion of the Turks and Tatars in 1683. The church was dedicated to Saint Stephen the Martyr."

These two unusual wooden structures are located at the junction with the main road. They serve as information booths and shelters.

Quiet, varied paths with few cars.

Come on Monday afternoon, with a bit of luck you will be the only visitor.

The community of Loretto itself has fewer than 500 inhabitants, but an estimated 100,000 pilgrims are counted here each year. The biggest pilgrimage days are the "Great Women's Day" (Assumption of Mary) on August 15th, when between 15,000 and 20,000 people come to Loretto, the Feast of the Nativity of Mary on September 8th, and the "Croatian Sunday", the pilgrimage of the Burgenland Croats, on the third Sunday in September. Many of the pilgrims still come on foot today. It seems that I picked a special day for my visit today. I was completely alone, not a soul to be seen.