Shipping Pier Engelhartszell III

Engelhartszell, Oberösterreich, Österreich

Nibelungenstraße 193
4090 Engelhartszell

River km: 2200.3-60 to 2200.1-20
Bank: right bank
Facility: barge
Berthing regulations: max. width: 35 m
Mandatory shore power connection: Mandatory connection from a mooring time of two hours
Infrastructure: WLAN, drinking water supply and waste disposal on request, bicycle parking space

Location: around 25 km down the Danube from Passau and around 60 km from Linz
Direct bus access, stop for buses

Webcam on the Penzenstein with a view of the three landing stages in Engelhartszell

Cultural highlights and nature experiences in Engelhartszell

The third landing stage in Engelhartszell is centrally located, around 200 meters downstream from the second landing stage, and is particularly suitable for night moorings. From here, the rococo Engelszell Abbey Church and the abbey itself with its famous abbey liqueurs and beers are just a few minutes' walk away.

The Schütz Art Museum presents works of art from the 19th century to art nouveau, classical modernism, avant-garde, expressionism and contemporary art in a unique architectural setting.

Numerous great excursion destinations in the surrounding area - including the well-known treetop walk in Kopfing and the IKUNA nature resort in Natternbach - offer visitors a variety of insights into the charming landscape and the special features of the Danube Valley.

Just a few kilometers away is the late antique castle of Oberranna, also known as "STANACUM". An approximately 1700-year-old Roman fort, it is considered one of the best-preserved ancient buildings in Upper Austria. The Danube Limes, part of the former Roman border system and a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 2021 with all its excavation sites, ran along the Danube from Regensburg to the Black Sea and was an important borderline of the Roman Empire.