Out of the City
How about a trip to the country? The picturesque countryside of the Vienna Woods, the vineyards and their inviting Heurigen (wine taverns), mediaeval monasteries and castles in the Wachau or elegant palaces and farming estates. Discover the Pannonian basin and enjoy the natural beauty.
Baden: Imperial Summer Resort
Once a Roman spa, in the 19th century an imperial summer residence, situated near the evergreen Vienna Woods, a place of longing for blue-blooded guests and the most famous artists such as Mozart and Beethoven. Today a modern spa and congress town with museums on the pulse of time. Highlights such as Beethovenhaus, Kaiserhaus, St. Stephan´s Church, the picturesque Spa Park and excellent pastry shops are worth a visit!
Our recommendation: about 2 hours
Price on request
| Book now: | |
| > Wolfgang Horak |  |
| > Christine Triebnig-Löffler |  |
Heiligenkreuz and the Vienna Woods
'Tales from the Vienna Woods' - a visit to one of the oldest Cistercian monasteries in Europe is on the programme for this half day excursion. The biosphere park 'Vienna Woods' is one of the destinations that the Viennese frequently use for a day trip to the countryside. In the past, many artists did the same. Beethoven was a regular visitor. A trip can also be organised to the hunting lodge in Mayerling, where crown prince Rudolph shot his lover and then himself. An additional destination is the Biedermeier town of Baden.
Our recommendation: about 4 hours
Price on request
| Book now: | |
| > Wolfgang Horak |  |
| > Tanja Rosenberger | |
| > Christine Triebnig-Löffler | |
| > Katharina Trost | |
Classic Wachau
The Wachau - the climatically favoured Danube valley is one of the earliest settlement areas in Austria. This has been confirmed by important archaeological finds. Today's visitors are particularly impressed by this famous stretch of the Danube with its picturesque wine terraces, defiant castles, and baroque monasteries. The Wachau is a UNESCO World Cultural Heritage Site.
Our recommendation: about 8 hours
Price on request
| Book now: | |
| > Tanja Rosenberger | |
| > Alla Spieldiener |  |
| > Katharina Trost | |
The Unknown Wachau
This excursion takes us to the less known areas of the Wachau, the Blue Danube valley: Mautern, Schönbühel, Maria Langegg and Mauer, with its wonderful carved altar.
Our recommendation: about 8 hours
Price on request
| Book now: | |
| > Alla Spieldiener | |
| > Katharina Trost | |
Schloss Hof
The imposing palace is made up of luxury living quarters, an artistic terrace garden and an idyllic mansion and farm. It was built in the late 1720's for Prince Eugene of Savoy. The architect, Johann Lucas von Hildebrandt could really draw on abundant resources. His client was one of the most successful and richest generals of his time. When Schloss Hof was finished in 1730, it was the most impressive example of baroque art.
Join us to enjoy this baroque ensemble. There is a dairy with handicraft huts and a stable with white donkeys and other animals. The terrace garden is another highlight. Schloss Hof is a real hidden gem of Lower Austria.
Our recommendation: about 8 hours
Price on request
| Book now: | |
| > Katharina Trost | |
Klosterneuburg
Just outside of Vienna lies the Monastery of Klosterneuburg. It dates back to 1114 when it was built by the Babenberg Leopold III. The style is mediaeval, but it has baroque imperial apartments and a wine cellar that has more than one floor! The monastery is also one of the oldest and biggest wine producers in Austria. For over 900 years the cloister has been an important sacred and cultural centre in Austria. It was regularly used as a residence by the Babenbergs and Habsburgs. The mix of religious belief, the unique art collection, and its status as the oldest wine producer in Austria gives this destination a special charm. You will see the famous 'Verdun Altar' dating back to the 12th century with its amazing enamel and gold work.
Our recommendation: about 4 hours
Price on request
| Book now: | |
| > Tanja Rosenberger | |
| > Christine Triebnig-Löffler | |
| > Katharina Trost | |
Burgenland, Eisenstadt
The castles and palaces of Burgenland are worth more than just a passing glance. They are the landmarks of Burgenland. Schloss Esterhazy in Eisenstadt is a wonderful baroque palace and allows an insight into the lives of the rich and noble princes of Esterhazy. Many cultural receptions and events are held against its picturesque background until today. In the Haydn house in Eisenstadt the comprehensive life of the composer is displayed. Franz Liszt's house is in Raiding and has been a museum since 1951.
Our recommendation: about 8 hours
Price on request
| Book now: | |
| > Tanja Rosenberger | |
| > Christine Triebnig-Löffler | |
| > Katharina Trost | |
© Werbung&Co Werbeagentur e.U., Am Mühlgraben 213, 2392 Grub im Wienerwald
Finden Sie eine Unterkunft in > Wien