6 Sights in Bad Vöslau, Austria (with Map and Images)
Explore interesting sights in Bad Vöslau, Austria. Click on a marker on the map to view details about it. Underneath is an overview of the sights with images. A total of 6 sights are available in Bad Vöslau, Austria.
List of cities in Austria Sightseeing Tours in Bad Vöslau1. Naturdenkmal Schneckenreservat
The natural monument Hansybach, also called Hörmbach or Hirmbach, is a small stream reserve in Bad Vöslau in Lower Austria, in which three species of water snails are to be protected. This natural monument is one of 13 in the municipality. It is located on municipal land and has been generously renovated by the municipality. In 1979, the natural monument was supplemented by an information pavilion.
2. Hl. Johannes der Täufer
The parish church Gainfarn is dominant in the district of Gainfarn in the municipality of Bad Vöslau in the district of Baden in Lower Austria. The Roman Catholic parish church under the patronage of St. John the Baptist – incorporated into Melk Abbey – belongs to the deanery of Baden in the Archdiocese of Vienna. The church and the former cemetery are listed buildings.
3. St. Jakob
The parish church Bad Vöslau stands slightly elevated in the church square in the town of Bad Vöslau in the district of Baden in Lower Austria. The Roman Catholic parish church subordinate to the patronage of St. James the Elder – incorporated into Melk Abbey – belongs to the deanery of Baden in the Archdiocese of Vienna. The church is a listed building.
4. Schloss Gainfarn
Schloss Gainfarn is a castle in the Katastralgemeinde Gainfarn in Bad Vöslau, Germany. The castle, which today houses the music school of Bad Vöslau, has a very similar development and ownership history as the castle Merkenstein located in the neighboring village of Großau, as the estates Gainfarn and Großau belonged together for a long time.
5. Ruine Merkenstein
The Merkenstein ruins are the remains of a castle in Lower Austria near Bad Vöslau in the Großau cadastre. In some sources, it is mentioned as early as the year 1141. The first definite mention is in the Codex Falkensteinensis in 1170. Ludwig van Beethoven dedicated two Lieder to the ruin.
6. Jubiläumswarte
The Jubiläumswarte, also known as the Harzbergturm, in Bad Vöslau in Lower Austria is a lookout tower on the Rudolfshöhe, the summit of the 466 m high Harzberg. From the tower you have a view of the Vienna Basin, the Leitha Mountains and the Schneeberg.
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