Starting from the "New Secondary School Mauthausen" in Czerwenka Street in Ufer, the path leads north to the "Grünbaum Chapel" and further to the "Kalvarienberg Chapel."
Then continuing through the park to the Brunngraben, eastwards to Kirchenberg Street. After approx. 100 meters, turn right onto the Höhenweg. Then proceed via Eschenweg along a path to Heinrichsbründl.
The legend tells of a fish that asked the washerwoman to pull it out. Since this did not happen, the fish remained enchanted, and the spring dried up.
Along Hinterberg Street it goes towards the train station to Vormarkt Street. Past the Heinrich Church, which was a monastery around 1000 AD and now became a preservation church for the community, we come via the Schiffmeisterhaus to Heindlkai with baroque houses. At the former water castle Pragstein, built in 1492 on a rock in the Danube, we reach the promenade. Then it continues via Steinweg back to the start at the "New Secondary School Mauthausen."
Tip:Mauthausen Market Square - Parish Church St. Nikolaus - Cemetery - Heinrich Church - Mauthausen.
INTERESTING POINTS ALONG THE WAY:
Pharmacy Museum, Pragstein Castle May - Oct., Saturday and Sunday, 14-17 hrs. Tours by appointment, Tel.: +43 681/10851815 Mag. Voigt
Local History Museum Pragstein Castle May - Oct., Saturday and Sunday, 14-17 hrs. Tours by appointment, Tel.: +43 664/9608618 Mr. Wintersberger
Guided city tour only by appointment, Tel.: +43 664 2207721 – Karl-Heinz Sigl.
Let yourself be spoilt with the down-to-earth cuisine in which ONLY fresh products are used. The Weindlhof has everything to offer, from a beef sausage to a 6-course menu.
15 beds, 9 rooms (6 double rooms + 3 single rooms) - price double room from € 100,00, single room from € 60,00 incl. breakfast.
Free W-Lan
At the Konditorei Cafe am Kai you can indulge in ice cream and pastry specialities in the beautiful guest garden on Heindlkai.
This is what our "outdoor adventure pool" offers:
In the inn "Zur Traube", situated on the beautiful Heindlkai, you have the opportunity to enjoy home-style cooking, delicious specialities such as potato and garlic cream soup, Mühlviertler pasture lamb, country-style pork fillet, cabbage fritters, delicious parfait made from nuts and forest honey with cream....
Friday day off
The following is noted in LIBER VITAE (Book of the Holy Life) in 1728: "ITEM: the beautiful Calvariberg was erected this year by H Josephi Pöhm and his wife Guettherzigkeith".
The baroque building with a floor plan of 515 x 564 cm has a barrel vault with 4 spandrels, a north-facing hipped saddleback roof with tiled roofing and a patriarchal cross. Through a double-leaf gate with a basket arch you enter an interior with benches, which shows a baroque crucifixion group in the front area.
Owner: Market town of Mauthausen - since 1991.
Info: Mauthausen Tourismus & Dorf- und Stadtentwicklung
Tel.: +43 (0) 7238 / 2243 oder +43 (0) 676 / 3150151
Granitlandschaft und Donauauen…
Wir befinden uns hier am Rand der Böhmischen Masse, deren Untergrund aus Granit und Gneis besteht. Die Region Mauthausen - Schwertberg - Perg war jahr hundertelang Zentrum des Granitabbaus. Millionen von Granitwürfeln für das Straßenpflaster der Hauptstädte Wien, Preßburg und Budapest wurden hier erzeugt und mit Ruderschiffen donauabwärts gebracht. Steinbrüche sind häufig Lebensräume selten gewordener Vögel. Nun tritt der Donausteig in die Beckenlandschaft des Machlandes ein. Entstanden durch Ablagerungen der Donau und ihrer Zubringer, ist es einer der ältesten Siedlungsräume Europas. Vor den ersten Entwässerungsversuchen in der Mitte des 18. Jahrhunderts war es eine große Feuchtlandschaft. Obwohl im Laufe der Zeit umfassende Veränderungen der Landschaft stattgefunden haben, sind die Donauauen die für den Naturschutz bedeutendsten Flächen des Machlandes.
Rund um Schloss Pragstein gibt es viel zu entdecken - wer weiß, wie viele Schlupfwinkel es dort tatsächlich gibt. "Der Geheimgang", den einst ein junges Mädchen entdeckte, existiert möglicherweise immer noch...
Beautiful guest garden with a view of the Danube.
Public Transit
How to get to the Danube region Upper Austria?
The quick way to your destination – by train, bus, car, ship, or airplane.
Mauthausen train station approx. 900 meters east, bus stop in the town center
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