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The Luaga Lucka is an impressive rock formation and a natural granite cave formed by layered boulders, offering cavities such as the “Kuchl” or the “Liegestatt”.

The Arbesbach Bear Sanctuary is a rescue center run by the animal welfare organization FOUR PAWS for bears in need. Here, bears who have been kept in inadequate conditions find a new, animal-friendly home. Nestled in the pristine Waldviertel landscape, the Bear Sanctuary enables a completely new form of animal observation. Three brown bears currently live here on a total of 14,000 square meters. The bears are most active in the morning (feeding) and are no longer visible in winter. They rest in their caves.

The Arbesbach Bear Sanctuary is a rescue center for bears that have not been kept in a species-appropriate manner. It is part of the animal welfare organization FOUR PAWS. Here you have the opportunity to observe brown bears in a species-appropriate environment. Information on opening times, admission prices and more can be found at https://www.baerenwald.at/.

You can climb the Ferdinandwarte/Alexanderwarte via 127 steps and from there you have a magnificent view all the way to the Alps. Admission costs 2.50 euros and can be conveniently paid with an EC card or coins at a turnstile. It is open all year round from 7 a.m. to 10 p.m.

These are living caves and later hiding places for people.

Worthwhile detour to the Luagalucka, partly to be done on ladders, could also be slippery when wet.

Luagalucka worth visiting Be careful it's a bit slippery

This castle, built at the end of the 12th century, was destroyed around 1480 and not rebuilt. Today, the Alexanderwarte - an 18 m high viewing platform - is located on the remains of the former keep. The key to the ruins is available from the Clemens Huber Bakery/Cafe, Arbesbach 27, telephone number 02813/237. The current entrance fee is EUR 2 for adults and EUR 1 for children.