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이 다리(공식 명칭 로젠브뤼케)는 1996년 개통 이후 도시 풍경을 형성해 온 독특한 사장교입니다. 독특한 A자 모양의 주탑은 도나우 강 위로 높이 솟아 있으며 멀리서도 진정한 랜드마크입니다.

미노리텐플라츠에 있는 이 건물은 흥미로운 과거를 가지고 있습니다. 원래는 13세기에 설립된 미노리텐 수도원의 일부였습니다. 1784년 요제프 2세 황제에 의해 수도원이 폐지된 후, 이 건물은 다양한 용도로 사용되다가 마침내 시청사로 사용되었습니다.

This is a very nice spot.

Great view here g

Great view from here

The ship "Regentag" in Tulln is a historic wooden sailing ship from 1910, which the artist Friedensreich Hundertwasser transformed into a floating work of art and living studio, where he lived and worked for ten years. It is permanently moored in the Tulln guest harbor (Danube promenade / Nibelungenplatz) as a protected monument and belongs to the Hundertwasser Foundation. [tulln +1]

The treetop walkway is a special attraction that takes visitors high above the treetops of the Danube wetlands. Via walkways, platforms, and an observation tower, visitors reach a height of approximately 30 meters and enjoy a breathtaking panoramic view of the Tullnerfeld plain, the Danube River, and the extensive show gardens of the park. The walkway combines experiencing nature, architecture, and relaxation, offering a new perspective on the landscape. As part of the ecologically focused GARTEN TULLN park, the treetop walkway is a popular destination for excursions and nature observation.

The "Regentag" is an art and residential ship designed by Friedensreich Hundertwasser. Originally built in 1910 as the motor vessel "San Giuseppe T," it served to transport salt and sand. In 1968, Hundertwasser acquired the boat, which was moored in Palermo, and had it extensively rebuilt by the mid-1970s: the hull was lengthened, two masts were added, and the entire superstructure was redesigned according to his artistic style. For about a decade, the ship became Hundertwasser's floating home and studio, profoundly influencing his life and work. In 1975/76, the "Regentag" embarked on an eighteen-month sea voyage across the Mediterranean, the Caribbean, and the Pacific Ocean to New Zealand, where it was later used for many years. After Hundertwasser's death, the ship returned to Europe in 2004 and has since been moored in the Tulln an der Donau marina, where it has become a prominent cultural landmark of the city. Since 2015, the "Regentag" has been a listed building, underwent extensive restoration in the years leading up to 2024, and can now be viewed from the outside at any time; access to the interior is only possible as part of guided tours, which may be cancelled in bad weather for safety reasons. The "Regentag" is thus considered an important testament to Hundertwasser's life and an exceptional work of art with high cultural and historical value.