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Top restaurant for a short break with delicious food.

At the Zaglmühle there is a bridge over the Steinerne Mühl

The traditional Haslach Weaving Museum presents itself in a new form in the Textile Center. The processing steps from flax preparation to the finished canvas as well as the development of hand looms through to the jacquard machine are shown.

The Haslach oil mill is known nationwide. There are a few different linseed oils available. The current opening times of the mill (as of February 2024): Monday - Friday 8 a.m. to 12 p.m., 2:30 p.m. to 5 p.m

The 16th century was marked by peasant revolts. Officially, these revolts were "religious wars," but the root cause of the Upper Austrian peasant uprisings of 1525 and 1595 lay in the catastrophic economic conditions triggered by the increase in corvée labor (work for the lord of the manor) and the ever-rising tithes (taxes) levied by both ecclesiastical and secular landowners. From 1595 to 1597, peasant revolts repeatedly broke out, originating in St. Peter and Niederwaldkirchen. The peasant revolts ended in 1597 (St. Peter was forced to swear an oath of submission on July 18, 1597). The actual Peasants' War began in 1626; the peasants of St. Peter participated particularly heavily in the siege of Linz. The Protestant peasants were forced to convert to Catholicism. As a result of the Counter-Reformation, no Protestants appear in St. Peter from 1682 onwards.

Memorial plaque on site

"Sankt Hans", as they say here, is a beautifully situated village. It is also a stage destination on the granite pilgrimage route. The Kepplingerwirt with its award-winning cuisine can be recommended as accommodation. Book a room early!

The "downside" of the chapel ;-)