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https://www.tierparkstadthaag.at/

Very large crowd, beer garden weather, but no business.

Oh, what a lovely experience! We recently came to this inn, which had been recommended to us by friends. When we arrived, we were immediately offered a freshly cooked and delicious soup, which tasted absolutely delicious! After the soup, the innkeeper's son came by with a tray full of cakes. Such a sweet temptation, we just couldn't resist! The innkeepers are truly old-school, such friendly people! They greeted us with a warm handshake and immediately created a comfortable atmosphere. The restaurant is located in a magical area, perfect for hiking or cycling. You can also easily get there by car, but I recommend taking in the scenery while walking or cycling. The innkeeper's wife, husband, and son are not only friendly, but also extremely child-friendly. There were high chairs and toys for the little ones, and they even prepared special meals for the kids so they could get their food faster. This makes things a lot easier when the parents are hungry too! The portions are generous, the prices are reasonable, and everything tastes delicious!

Until 1970, Salaberg Castle and its park were closed to the public. However, following a lease agreement between the municipality of Haag and its owner, Hermann Saurma-Jeltsch, work began on developing the park and opened it as a recreational facility in 1973. However, it had to be closed briefly due to foot-and-mouth disease. In the following decades, the zoo was continually expanded to include new animal species, built attractions such as a bear enclosure, the Bird Song Trail, and a children's playground, and opened the Jochteich pond for fishing. Further information and opening hours can be found here: https://www.tierparkstadthaag.at/.

A great trail through the fields near Hartlmühl. You'll enjoy sweeping views across the countryside, and your gaze will repeatedly be drawn to beautiful rows of fruit trees.

If you're looking for a taste of authentic Mostviertel hospitality while traveling, the Wendtner Country Inn in Wiesenreith is the perfect place. Family-owned for generations, the farm pampers its guests in a rustic atmosphere – whether in the cozy parlor, dining room, hall, or shady garden. Chef Maria Wendtner cooks with heart and soul: down-to-earth cuisine, regional ingredients, and many products directly from the farm's own suckler cow farm. Simply honest, simply good! 🔗 www.gasthaus-wendtner.at

The Voralpenblick observation tower has been enthroned on Buchenberg since 1977 – a slender tower standing 730 meters above the Mostviertel region. On a clear day, the spiral-shaped platform offers breathtaking panoramic views – from the forest and Mühlviertel region, across the Alpine foothills, and into the Ennstal Alps. A rotating arrow on the railing explains the peaks. Whether you're hiking, biking, or driving, it's worth stopping here to enjoy the view. Erected in 1977 by the Ertl Tourist Association under chairman Karl Schlögelhofer – on Buchenberg at an altitude of around 730 meters. The name "Voralpenblick" says it all: On a clear day, the panoramic view extends from the forest and Mühlviertel region in the north to the Ennstal Alps and foothills in the south. The spiral-shaped platform on a slender pillar is not only architecturally attractive, but also barrier-free – just a few steps lead to the 360° viewing platform.

There is little going on during the week at lunchtime