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Shipping Pier Mauthausen

Mauthausen, Oberösterreich, Österreich
Mauthausen landing stage in Mauthausen: A pedestrian bridge over a body of water, with green railings on the left and right. There are yellow barriers on the bridge. At the ends of the bridge are green boards with information and symbols. A landscape with trees and meadows can be seen in the background.
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Mauthausen landing stage in Mauthausen: A modern bridge over a wide river with hydroelectric power stations. Next to it runs a multi-lane road with flowing traffic and green spaces on the banks.
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Mauthausen landing stage in Mauthausen: A bridge with yellow railings that crosses a river or stream. On both sides of the water are historic buildings with towers and flags. The place looks picturesque and rural.
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Mauthausen landing stage in Mauthausen: A large street heading shows the name of a town in an unknown region. A promenade with park benches can be seen on the banks of a river or canal. In the neighbourhood there are several buildings with traditional architecture, surrounded by trees and vegetation.
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Mauthausen landing stage in Mauthausen: A town centre with several buildings, including larger structures such as a town hall or museum. Car parks and streets are visible, as well as boats and a river flowing through the town. The buildings have a characteristic, traditional architecture with red roofs and façades in bright colours.
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Mauthausen landing stage in Mauthausen: An urban setting with multi-storey buildings in traditional architectural styles surrounded by trees. Cars are parked on the street and a bridge crosses a river or body of water in the foreground.
Bundesstraße 3, Nähe Schloss Pragstein
4310 Mauthausen
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River km: 2112.5+75 m to 2112.4+5 m
Bank: left bank
Facility: Pipe pontoon
Berthing arrangement: max. width 25 m
Entrance height: 1.52 m

Location: 23 km after Linz, 33 km before Grein
Bus parking lot nearby

Between the Danube promenade and granite history

The Mauthausen landing stage is centrally located on the Danube promenade, just a few steps from the town center with its traditional inns. It is the ideal starting point for cycling and hiking tours in the surrounding area. The Danube ferry connects Mauthausen with the historic town of Enns on the opposite bank of the Danube.

Mauthausen was once an important Danube port and trading hub for iron and salt. The town is also famous for its precious granite, which adorns Vienna's magnificent buildings and supports the old bridges in Budapest.

The Mauthausen Memorial commemorates the victims of Nazi tyranny in the Mauthausen concentration camp during the Second World War. The memorial is dedicated to various forms of remembrance, collective history and knowledge transfer.

Shipping Pier Mauthausen
Bundesstraße 3, Nähe Schloss Pragstein
4310 Mauthausen

Phone +43 732 7277 - 800
E-Mail schiff@donauregion.at
Web www.schiffsanlegestellen.at
http://www.schiffsanlegestellen.at
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WGD Donau Oberösterreich Tourismus GmbH

We speak the following languages

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Only after prior registration with: WGD Donau Oberösterreich Tourismus GmbH at schiff@donauregion.at or +43 732 7277-800

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Elevation

245 m

Parking
  • Parking space: 50
  • Bus parking space: 5
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  • Suitable for groups
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