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Beautiful nature reserve with many picturesque corners

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typical Austrian cycle bridge, very characteristic

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The church probably dates back to a Salzburg foundation. A "curtis ad Trahove," mentioned in a document in 860, and the church "sancta maria ad dravum," mentioned in 927, referred to present-day Maria Rain. In 1144, a "Maria scalach" came to the Viktring Abbey. In 1313, "Ze unser Vrauen an dem Rain" is mentioned. From 1445 to 1456, a late Gothic new building was constructed with a north tower, which is preserved in the western part of the present church. The Lady Chapel was added in the middle of the 17th century. In 1658, the Holy Sepulchre Chapel, standing free on the east side of the church, was built. This was, however, demolished in 1692 and rebuilt as a right-hand side chapel in 1696 when the nave was extended to the east. The north tower with a pointed roof was built before that year, while the south tower was not completed until 1719. The church received its present form through a remodeling in 1729. Maria Rain, which was a daughter church of the Köttmannsdorf parish until 1788, was elevated to an independent parish during the Josephinian reforms. In 1906, a fire destroyed the church down to its foundations; in 1909, the church was reconsecrated after restoration. In 1985/86, the church was renovated, and in 1995, its interior was painted and its furnishings rearranged. (wikipedia)

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Magistrate of the state capital Klagenfurt am Wörthersee, i.e. town hall and various pictures of the Neuer Platz.

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sitting comfortably in the shade and watching the locals barbecue by the river.

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Take the opportunity to refresh your feet.

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Ruheplatz

...a great option is a hike from Lake Wörthersee along the Lend Canal into the city center! In the city center, you'll find historic buildings, lovely restaurants, cafés, and beer gardens! 🚶🏻‍♂️🍷☕️😋

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When planning a tour or on tour, the following telephone number is helpful: 04227 2370

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Please note that the forest path from the Sattnitzschanze to Bergstraße is not passable. Unless you lift the e-bike and weave it under the trees!

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Something reminds me of "Maria Rain". The church is on top of the peak, you have to hike until you get to the top.

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Has Dutch flair :)

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Great bike path to the station :)

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The guesthouse is mostly closed

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The Ferlach reservoir is the backwater of the Drau by the Ferlach-Maria Rain run-of-river power plant. It extends above the Feistritz-Ludmannsdorf power plant with the Feistritz reservoir. While the Ferlach reservoir is bordered on the north side by the slopes of the Sattnitz, on the south side it is partly higher than the immediate surroundings and is bordered there by a dyke. The waters that the dyke cuts off from the Drau are collected by the Little Drau, which runs along the foot of the dyke on the south side and flows into the Drau below the power plant.

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Shortly before Rottenstein and the Annabrücke power station... a beautiful section

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The construction of a fish pass is currently being planned

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The Ferlach-Maria Rain power plant was built between 1971 and 1975 as the third power plant on the Middle Drau (after Feistritz-Ludmannsdorf and Rosegg-St. Jakob) with financial participation from KELAG. Two Kaplan turbines generate 315 GWh of electricity annually from 100% hydropower.

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A large part of the cycle route runs through Austrian Carinthia and enters Slovenia at the Vič border, where the route leads from Dravograd via Radlje ob Dravi, Maribor, Ptuj, Ormož and Središče ob Dravi to Croatia after its 145 km.

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In the 6th century, Slavs settled in the area of today's Rosental; many of the Slovenian field and place names probably have their origins in that time.

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