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Oberdorf Castle, north front still in ruins Oberdorf Castle is located west of Mariahof in the market town of Neumarkt in der Steiermark, in the Murau district of Styria. The castle has been a listed building since 2021. History The castle was built as a Renaissance palace by Franz von Teuffenbach from 1596 to 1604. Later owners were the Freydenpichl and Strohmayr families.

Hasloberteich is a wonderful gem for relaxation in the Zirbitzkogel-Grebenzen Nature Park.

The Dürnberg Moor exudes a unique charm and mysterious originality. As a witness to the Ice Age, the moor invites visitors to explore and offers insights into its sensitive habitat. Rare animals and plants, such as the carnivorous sundew, call this area home. From the observation tower, visitors can overlook the moor and its landscape. The Dürnberg Moor is a unique natural gem, a raised bog with a history spanning approximately nine thousand years, dating back to the Ice Age.

The Muhrenteich (not Furtnerteich) is a fish pond in Zeutschach, near Neumarkt in Styria, that is ideal for fishing. It is known for its quiet location and wheelchair-accessible fishing. In addition to fishing, the pond also offers the opportunity to enjoy nature and relax.

The Muhrenteich (not Furtnerteich) is a fish pond in Zeutschach, near Neumarkt in Styria, that is ideal for fishing. It is known for its quiet location and wheelchair-accessible fishing. In addition to fishing, the pond also offers the opportunity to enjoy nature and relax.

Hidden in the middle of the forest is the Podolerteich pond, an inviting place to relax and unwind. Tall spruce and larch trees reflect on the tranquil water's surface, making this place seem like something out of a fairytale.

Back to steiermark.com Events Tours Webcams Weather Search          0  Start Plan/Book your vacation Excursion destinations Dürnberger Moor Dürnberger Moor Neumarkt in der Steiermark The Dürnberger Moor exudes a unique charm and mysterious originality. As a witness to the Ice Age, the moor invites visitors to explore and offers insights into its sensitive habitat. Rare animals and plants, such as the carnivorous sundew, make their home here. The observation tower offers a view of the moor and its landscape. The Dürnberger Moor is a unique natural jewel, a raised bog with a history of around nine thousand years dating back to the Ice Age.

You have to turn around at the end, but there is a bench with a beautiful view over the village