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Horn 박물관 옆에 있는 옛 시청탑인 Graselturm.

Ing.-Otto-Theisl-Allee In 2008, the avenue, known as 'Birnenallee' or 'Schlangenallee' or even 'Seufzerallee', was renamed 'Ing.-Otto-Theisl-Allee'. This was done on the occasion of the 80th birthday of Ing. Otto Hans Theisl, who had looked after the community's forest for many years without pay. The unveiling of the plaque with the name "Ing.-Otto-Theisl-Allee" took place in 2008 under Mayor KommR. Alexander Klik.

10/25/2016 - A beaten path, we would call it, leads through the avenue.

10/25/2016 - The castle as a former castle was the eastern attachment point. The 16 meter high, semi-circular west tower is impressive. Also worth seeing is the Graselturm - named after the notorious Waldviertel robber. The mightiest of Horn's city towers is the gun turret in the south near the Öhlknechthof. Source: https://horn.gv.at/de/freizeit-kultur-/stadtmauerstadt/

Johann Georg Grasel (born April 4, 1790 in Neuserowitz, Czech Nové Syrovice, near Moravian Budwitz, today Moravské Budějovice; † January 31, 1818 in Vienna) was a Bohemian/Moravian/Austrian robber. The son of a knacker made a living from theft, robbery, fraud and receiving stolen goods, gathering a gang of around 60 members around him, which earned him the reputation of a feared "robber captain" in Lower Austria and southern Moravia. In 1815 he was captured in Mörtersdorf near Horn and later executed in Vienna. In folk tradition, he was posthumously stylized without any real basis as a noble robber who - like Robin Hood - stole from the rich and gave gifts to the poor. This is what feeds the modern tourist marketing of Grasel.

The Grasel Tower is part of the former city wall and houses the Grasel Museum

The "Graselturm" strengthens the north-east corner of the city fortifications. It was built in the 1480s. Today the tower houses a documentary about the notorious robber Grasel.

Large old trees form a remarkable avenue here.