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11th Göttlesbrunn Truffle Market October 11th and 25th, 2025, from 11 a.m. to 8 p.m. (Saturdays only) As usual, our exceptional truffle delicacies await you. At the stalls, we present truffle finds from Austria, Italy, and Croatia and offer a selection of specialties that you can also take home. The Taferner, Markus Lager, Lukas Markowitsch, and Birgit Wiederstein wineries will once again open their cellars exclusively for us and serve Göttlesbrunn wines. The young host will be serving warm dishes such as our legendary truffle pasta made from Parmesan cheese, truffle meatloaf, and truffled cheese and ham specialties.

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As part of a Gemeinde21 project, the entrance to Göttlesbrunn was redesigned. "The Winzer-Globe" is a walk-in plan of the place as a striking landmark; the idea is to document the collaboration between the wineries in Göttlesbrunn, the joint appearance, the will to further training and global thinking. The information board contains detailed information about all companies. The information function for disconnected companies is also included. The seating block allows you to linger and view the facility. Source: www.goettlesbrunn-arbesthal.gv.at/system/web/sonderseite.aspx?menuonr=222923059&detailonr=222923059

Information about the winemakers The information board as a guidance system contains precise information about all companies with addresses, telephone numbers and internet addresses. The information function for disconnected companies is also included. The seating block allows you to linger and view the facility. “The Winzer Globe” serves to get you in the mood for the wine town of Göttlesbrunn and as an important recognition value that people talk about.

The platform with the local street graphic of Göttlesbrunn shows the extraordinary wine town with its density of wine-growing businesses. The steles, inspired by the rhythm of the vines, are personified representatives of the winemakers. Made of oak barrels with the winemaker's name burned into them, they stand at the geographical location of the wine cellar.

The entrance to Göttlesbrunn is a newly designed sculpture platform that invites you to discover the 23 wineries in town. The sculptures consist of abstract berry shapes that represent the international quality of the wine. The platform also shows a location graphic that shows the location and density of the wineries. The sculptures are made of barrel wood and are intended to symbolize the winemakers as people. The entrance to the town was conceived and designed by the artist Hannes Rohringer.

Arbesthal is a place in Lower Austria that belongs to the municipality of Göttlesbrunn-Arbesthal. It is located northwest of Bruck an der Leitha and has around 527 residents. Arbesthal has a long history that dates back to the Middle Ages. It was formerly owned by the Göttweig Abbey and was devastated several times by the Turks. Today Arbesthal is best known for its winegrowing. There is also a local museum and a former castle complex in the town.