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Caritas Senior Citizens' Home, Hall Castle The castle was originally a "liberated aristocratic residence" in 1644, originating from a bourgeois house. Hall was owned by the Trautmannsorfs until 1848, then by bourgeois owners. In 1941, the building was acquired by the Diocesan Caritas Association and converted into a retirement home. During World War II, it housed South Tyrolean resettlers; in 1944, the Linz Children's Hospital was housed here. In 1948, it was returned to Caritas, and since 1949, a Caritas retirement home has operated here. The building is two-story and has a tin-roofed mansard tower. The masonry is structured with plasterwork and has diamond-shaped ashlars at the corners.

Known for the oldest iodine brine spring. Always worth a visit.

The Bründl is located on the north side of the building opposite the church

Beware of sharp dogs not on a leash!

The neo-Gothic church was built in 1888 according to plans by the cathedral builder Otto Schirmer and is a listed building. The interior, with the ribbed vault and the colorful windows, is also well worth seeing.

This tranquil health resort is surrounded by wonderful landscapes that are worth exploring by bike.

The R12 cycle path is an ideal starting point for cycle tours around the Steyr River. From here you can, for example, visit the historic city of Steyr, which is only 15 km away. Or continue on to the Kalkalpen National Park.

The multi-towered castle was built around 1600. Today, among other things, the Schloss Mühlgrub cultural association is located in the historic building.