라우닥제 주변 최고의 교통량 없는 자전거 라이딩 코스

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개신교 부활교회는 1871년부터 1876년까지 빈 건축가 헤르만 베렌페니히(Herrmann Wehrenfennig)의 계획에 따라 신고딕 양식으로 지어졌으며, 그 이후로 트라운도르프 지역을 특징짓고 있습니다. 교회는 현지의 붉은빛을 띤 석회암으로 지어졌습니다. 내부 장식에는 슬라보니아산 참나무가 선택되었습니다. 제단화는 드레스덴 예술가 안드레(Andräe)가 그렸습니다.

개신교 부활 교회는 1871년부터 1876년까지 비엔나 건축가 헤르만 베렌페니히의 계획에 따라 신고딕 양식으로 지어졌으며, 그 이후로 트라운도르프 지역을 특징짓고 있습니다. 교회는 현지의 붉은 석회암으로 지어졌습니다. 내부 장식에는 슬라브산 참나무가 선택되었습니다. 제단화는 드레스덴 예술가 안드레아가 그렸습니다. 종교 개혁 시대에 그문덴 주민의 대다수는 개신교인이었습니다. 합스부르크 왕가가 가톨릭이 아닌 모든 것을 영토에서 추방할 때까지 거의 100년 동안의 이탈이 지속되었습니다.

오버외스터라이히주 그문덴에 있는 복음주의 교구 교회는 1871년부터 1876년까지 지어졌습니다. 이 교회는 오스트리아 복음주의 교회 A.B.의 교구 교회이며 오버외스터라이히 복음주의 교구에 속합니다. 이 종교 건물은 복음주의 부활 교회(Evangelische Auferstehungskirche)라는 명칭으로 문화재로 지정되어 있습니다.

분수를 장식하는 예쁜 조각상입니다. 크고 작은 사람들이 서로 친근하게 눈을 마주칩니다.

The "Gisela," a paddle steamer dating back to 1871, is one of the oldest of its kind in the world. This historic vessel impresses not only with its decades-long tradition but also with the remarkable technology of its oscillating compound steam engine. This design was revolutionary for its time, allowing for the efficient conversion of steam pressure energy into mechanical energy. On Sundays in July and August, technology enthusiasts and tourists can experience the "Gisela" on the picturesque Lake Traunsee. During the trip, visitors have the opportunity to view the original compound steam engine, which is fully operational. The expert engineer is on hand to monitor the engine's operation and make adjustments as needed. This experience combines a delightful boat trip with an impressive display of technical knowledge. The oscillating compound steam engine is not only a technical masterpiece but also a fascinating testament to 19th-century industrial engineering. The gentle movements of the machine and the sound of the steaming water offer a unique experience that appeals to both history buffs and technology enthusiasts.

Against the impressive backdrop of Traunstein, Grünberg, Lake Traunsee, and the old town hall, the over four-meter-high giant now stands, engaged in a silent dialogue with its smaller counterpart above the fountain in the town hall square. I saw it myself and can only say it's a sight that truly takes your breath away! The large figure with the xylophone on its back symbolizes the creative, productive side of humanity. It's fascinating to see someone translating their thoughts into music! And then we have its counterpart, the smaller figure with the Lego brick, representing the analytical, structuring side. It's like a conversation between two important aspects of our lives, and it's fun to reflect on. The artwork, created by Finnish ceramic artist Kim Simonsson, belongs to his fantastic Moss People series. These moss-green beings seem to have sprung from a dream and remind us that nature once reclaimed the world. La Communication was created in 2022 and can now be admired permanently in Gmunden as part of the European Capital of Culture 2024. From here, you have a fantastic view across the Traunsee landscape to the K-Hof Museum. If you're ever in the area, be sure to check it out – it's well worth it!

The magnificent town hall dates back to the 16th century and was built in the Italian Renaissance style. Its most famous feature is the ornate carillon with Gmunden ceramic bells, which rings daily and fills the old town with its melodies.