Cycling journey full of delight: Discover Upper Austria's small historic towns with many top sights.
Schärding - Freistadt - Steyr - Gmunden - Bad Ischl - Braunau
Stage Schärding – Passau – Schlögen Loop
The cycling route starts in the Baroque town of Schärding on the Inn and leads to the Three-Rivers town of Passau. The Danube, Inn, and Ilz rivers meet here and offer an impressive natural spectacle. Before reaching today's destination, you cycle via Engelhartszell along the Danube Cycle Path. Now you can look forward to the highlight of this stage: the Schlögen Loop. The river loop has carved itself around 180 degrees into the land masses – a fantastic sight! This unique natural jewel was declared a natural wonder of Upper Austria in 2008.
Stage Schlögen Loop – Linz
Through the Eferding Basin, you cycle on to Linz, the capital city of Upper Austria. The former steel town has long evolved into a cultural metropolis and offers diverse cultural enjoyment for every taste. Besides the Baroque old town, Linz impresses with a vibrant, modern side. Have you already visited the Ars Electronica Center, the LENTOS Art Museum, or Europe's largest graffiti and mural gallery in the Mural Harbor? You definitely shouldn't miss these. As you can see, Linz welcomes cyclists with a program for every taste. And don't forget: end your daily stage with a piece of Linzer Torte. After all, its recipe is the oldest documented cake recipe in the world!
Stage Linz – Enns – Steyr
Following the Danube Cycle Path, you travel from Linz via Mauthausen to Enns. The charming town tower is the landmark of Austria's oldest city and is visible from afar. As Austria's first Città Slow town (“slow city”), Enns focuses on deceleration and improving quality of life in towns. Cycling is exactly the right choice. The cycling tour through Upper Austria continues to the romantic town of Steyr. After completing the first section of the Enns Cycle Path, you will be rewarded in this 1000-year-old town with a charming mix of nature, culture, and architecture. Our tip: visit Lamberg Castle and the Gothic Bummerlhaus on the town square.
Stage Steyr – Gmunden – Bad Ischl
The next stage leads sporty cyclists through the Upper Austrian Traunviertel region to Gmunden and Bad Ischl. On cycle path R12, you pass the spa town of Bad Hall and later Kremsmünster. The Benedictine Abbey of Kremsmünster houses the famous Tassilo Liutpirc Chalice – one of Austria’s most important art treasures – and the oldest greenhouse in the country. Another intermediate destination of today’s stage is the small historic ceramics town of Gmunden in the Salzkammergut. Famous for its once-powerful salt barons and the romantic Ort Castle on Lake Traunsee, it is time for you to change your mode of transport here! You cover the last section via Traunkirchen and Ebensee by train back to Bad Ischl.
Stage Bad Ischl – Salzburg
Imperial town, home of the summer retreat and the heart of the Salzkammergut, all that is Bad Ischl. Let the charm of the European Capital of Culture 2024 work its magic and enjoy the world-famous natural scenery of mountains and lakes. Of course, a short detour to the legendary imperial and royal Hofzuckerbäckerei Zauner is a must. On the Salzkammergut Cycle Path, you briefly cross the state of Salzburg on your great Upper Austria cycling tour. The route leads with views of the Schafberg past the crystal-clear Wolfgangsee lake, to St. Gilgen and Mondsee – and so you cycle ever onward towards the Mozart city of Salzburg.
Stage Salzburg – Oberndorf – Burghausen – Braunau
After an overnight stay in the Baroque festival city of Salzburg, the new day starts with a comfortable train ride from Salzburg to Oberndorf. There, where today the Silent Night Chapel stands, the most famous Christmas carol was premiered. Along the Salzach Cycle Path, you proceed along the German-Austrian border to Burghausen. Here lies the longest castle complex in the world at 1,051 meters. Shortly after Burghausen, the Salzach flows into the Inn. Your Upper Austria cycling tour now continues on the Inn Cycle Path to the small historic town of Braunau.
Stage Braunau – Schärding
The old town of Braunau is over 750 years old and is best admired from Austria's sixth highest church tower. On this section, the Inn Cycle Path runs further along the state border past the “European Reserve Lower Inn”. This nature reserve with many floodplains and islands provides a home to over 300 bird species and is a special experience for every cyclist and nature lover. Now you cycle along the Inn Cycle Path further to Schärding. This small historic town captivates with a particularly colorful and cheerful townscape. The town square is lined with many pastel-colored houses, whose colors go back to the medieval guilds.
Each stage covers about 50 to 60 kilometers.
Tip:Exploratory journeys with a delicious stopover! This route passes directly by the following culinary partners:
According to the historian Lamprecht, the eleven pillars date back to the year 1310 when they were erected on granite blocks on the river banks.
The 1899 floods tore away the wooden construction.
After WWII, the 250m long bridge was rebuilt with an iron concrete construction.
Under the motto "Ecologically clean", we were awarded the 1st ÖKO model company in Upper Austria in 1996.
THE CAFÈ
Be it an espresso accompanied by a home-made sweet delicacy or a glass of prosecco along with delicious antipasti - our new café will be a place of well-being for you. Our café provides the perfect environment to relax and to get away from it all. Come and feel like home!
THE BAR
"La notte" - the night, this is the time to enjoy a sweet cocktail, a chilled drink and hot music. Indulge in the unique ambience of our bar. This is the ideal place to make and meet friends!
In the Orangery Park you will not only find delicious gastronomy but also a newly created park concept.
Our campsite is located right at the gates of the beautiful Baroque town of Schärding, offering a wonderful view of the river "Inn." Our campsite is open all year round and provides the perfect setting for your stay in the Innviertel. Whether you want to explore the sights of the city, discover one of the many cycling or hiking trails, or experience culinary highlights – you will find the perfect starting point for your activities with us.
Our family business with attached farm is located 1 km before Engelhartszell near the Danube power station Jochenstein.
For our guests we offer free of charge a covered swimming pool with sunbathing area, deckchairs and children's playground. Permanent car parking and motorbike or bicycle parking facilities are available. This is the ideal place to start your cycling tour along the Danube Cycle Path or your hiking tour along the Danube Trail.
In our cosy restaurant with a great view of the Danube and the power station
Jochenstein (80 seats) and in the beautiful guest garden, we serve good
from traditional to creative cuisine as well as coffee and cakes.
We also offer a snack menu (seasonal from May to October).
https://www.bernhards-restaurant.at/
We are on holiday:
11.09 - 20.09
30.10 - 22.11
Open from 2 pm in warm (from 16°) and sunny weather.
The Biergartl has the largest selection of beer in Linz and many other specialities, such as BIO Möste and BIO juices from the Mühlviertel.
Kleines Lokal am Rand von Steyr, umfangreiche Frühstückskarte-Mittagsgerichte fleischig-vegetarisch und vegan. After work, Catering mit dem gewissen etwas-„alles im Glas“- auch für kleine Runden.
The formerly even terrain was dug up around the building to create a deep and broad ditch.
All buildings open up to the doorway. A tower used to rise from the residential wing.
Only the partly demolished tower and few remnants of the longitudinal structure have survived over the course of time. Left from the entrance you´ll find today´s residential building.
Pastries from our own bakery; 95 seats, beautiful view of the Danube and Donaupark; sufficient parking spaces; located directly on the Danube cycle path, guest garden with approx. 70 seats.
Bakery - café - pastry shop with beer garde
Breakfast buffet, salads, fresh pastries all day, cakes, coffee, ice cream, soup, snacks...
Our house is located on the Danube Cycle Path and the Danube Trail, close to the boat landing stages of
Engelhartszell I, II and III.
Our menu offers vegetarian and Asian specialities. Of course, we also serve traditional typical Austrian dishes.
Various coffee specialities and homemade pastries in our café will sweeten your stay with us.
Our shady garden provides the necessary cooling on hot summer days.
Small but nice campsite near the Ottensheim Danube power plant. Enjoy the peace and beauty right on the Danube cycle path, perfect for nature lovers and cycling enthusiasts. Our campers have access to a fully equipped kitchen and a covered seating area. Showers and toilets are available. As a gateway to nature and local attractions, we want you to feel at home with us and fully enjoy the beauty of the region.
The uniqueness of the Lamprecht
The Lamprecht offers divine luxury at the highest level. Situated in the heart of the baroque town of Schärding, Das Lamprecht combines the service of a hotel with the privacy of an apartment. You rent an entire baroque house, lovingly furnished with the most modern design, offering up to 7 beds, sauna, shower and bathtub, as well as a fully equipped modern kitchen with traditional wood-burning stove, a library and a cosy living room with open fireplace on 3 floors.
A cosy feel-good atmosphere awaits you
Susanne loves being a hostess. Her joy is evident in many areas: from catering to the small hotel shop to the delicatessen gifts for companies and individual guests. The Stadthotel Schärding, just like "das Lamprecht", is more than just a workplace for her; they are places where she can fully live out her passion for hospitality and service. Experience it for yourself. Translated with DeepL.com (free version)
Dorfbox is a small self-service store selling everyday goods in the middle of Wernstein am Inn on the beautiful Inn promenade.
An ATM card gives you access to the store and you can easily pay for the goods.
Secret landmark, founded in 1871, idyllic connection from one side to the other, perfect for cyclists on Europe's No. 1 cycle route, the Danube Cycle Path.
The e-bike charging station at Gasthof Luger offers cyclists on the Danube Cycle Path the opportunity to charge their e-bike free of charge.
Please note: Don't forget your e-bike charger.
Located directly on the Danube and the Danube Cycle Path!
In the tranquil Mühlviertel - more precisely in the market town of Ottensheim - you will find Gasthaus Dürnberg. An in meeting place for gourmets from all over Austria.
The idyllically situated inn at the foot of the Dürnberg, on the Danube and on the cycle path, makes every day a culinary highlight. Whether game and delicacy weeks or schnitzel days, everyone will find their paradise of pleasure at Gasthaus Dürnberg.
The Gasthaus Dürnberg team stands for good cuisine and fine drinks.
It is your reliable partner for all celebrations, from christenings, anniversaries, sponsorships, etc.
Lovers of fine grape juices are also guaranteed to get their money's worth with the extraordinarily wide range of wines on offer. The inn is also an extremely popular location for atmospheric weddings, glittering birthday parties and cool corporate events.
Are you longing for active, relaxing holidays directly on the Danube?
Gasthof-Pension Klaffenböck in Kasten an der Donau 15, 4091 Vichtenstein offers you the perfect conditions for your holiday pleasure. Whether sporty on the bike, or just relaxing by the river... Enjoy your holiday on the Danube!
Holidays on the Danube - at the Gasthof-Pension Klaffenböck in Kasten
Innviertel hospitality and cosiness await you in our family- and cyclist-friendly excursion inn, ideally located on the Nibelungen federal road, only 40 metres from the Danube beach.
Our comfortable, quiet guest rooms for one or two persons are equipped with shower/WC, satellite TV and radio, as well as partly with balcony with a view directly onto the Danube. In the morning, an extended breakfast awaits you.
Furthermore, enjoy the extensive menu in our cosy, rustic guest room, which is still heated with a tiled stove.
Located directly on the Nibelungen highway between Passau and Linz, you can also make sure your car doesn't run out of petrol at our petrol station.
Cosy - hospitable - comfortable! Gasthof-Pension Klaffenböck in Kasten on the Danube
N E W since April 2012: E-bike rental
Ein familiengeführter Gasthof mit modern eingerichteten Zimmern. Der Gashof liegt mitten in Bad Hall.
Der Gasthof Hametner mit Innviertlerhof erfreut sich einer ruhigen und zentralen Lage in Bad Hall. Freuen Sie sich auf ein Restaurant mit typisch österreichischer Küche. Sie werden sich in unseren modern eingerichteten Zimmern wohlfühlen.
Der familiengeführte Gasthof Hametner ist von einem Garten mit einer Wiese und Liegestühlen umgeben.
Die unvergessliche Landschaft sanft eingebettet der Wolfgangsee, das Panorama von Ihren Doppelzimmer, die Berge, die Möglichkeiten. Wandern, Laufen, Schwimmen und eintauchen in den kristallklaren Wolfgangsee.
Erleben Sie bei Ihrer Endeckungsreise den Pilgerort , das Mozartdorf , und schlußendlich am Ostufer, , das kleinste und vielleicht unbekannteste Dorf am Wolfgangsee.
Wir laden Sie ein, in unsere drei Stern Hotel , zum Ferienwohnen in die , oder in die Vierstern Ferienwohnungen in das.
A wonderful spot on the Danube between Schlögener Schlinge and Aschach, situated opposite Neuhaus Castle, offers ideal recreation in a nature reserve.
The 3 cosy guest lounges in different styles invite you to feel good and stay. In summer, you can unwind in our guest garden directly on the banks of the Danube.
"The way to a man's heart is through his stomach" - the good spirits of the Sonnenküche know this too and conjure up for you everything from home cooking and seasonal delicacies to traditional
Austrian cuisine.
Those who particularly appreciate a good glass of wine will certainly feel at home in the heart of the house, the wine cellar.
We offer Austrian, down-to-earth food and all kinds of good wines from our rustic wine cellar. Which you can enjoy with our good Mühlviertler delicacies. Fantastic views of Europe's second longest river and the passing ships. Forget your everyday life, enjoy cosiness and tranquillity.
The gentle lapping of the water, the singing of the birds and the sun's rays winking through the leafy canopy. Our guest garden in the green invites you to linger. Our nature shows its best side especially in the Danube valley. Many excursion destinations await you, which you can hike to strengthen yourself.
Cyclists' meeting on the Danube Cycle Path Passau-Vienna.
Enjoyment at the confluence! The panorama restaurants with unique views of the Steyr old town ensemble and the confluence, the cosy hand-carved ‘Flößerstube’ and the sunny guest garden provide an appealing setting for your event (company celebration, conference, wedding, candlelight dinner and much more).
Enjoy seasonal, international specialities or delicacies with fresh products from the region from the award-winning cuisine at the Minichmayr.The ‘panorama restaurants’ with a unique view of the Steyr old town ensemble and the confluence as well as our ‘Flößerstube’, the most beautiful farmhouse parlour in Upper Austria, hand-carved from 100-year-old wood, provide an appealing setting for: Company celebrations Business lunches Banquets Conferences Lunch stopsCultural trips Incentives WeddingsGourmet evenings Candlelight dinners Wine tastings Let us spoil you with all-round culinary delights: Our offer ranges from the cosy ‘Herrgotts-Winkel’ in the Flößerstube,to ‘theme evenings’ in the panorama restaurantto unforgettable wedding and company celebrationsin our business and event hall.Our restaurants and function rooms are fully air-conditioned.
In unserem Lokal bieten wir viel Platz für unsere Gäste. Insgesamt 150 Plätze stehen zur Verfügung. Sitzplätze davon sind 60 im Lokal und 70 im Gastgarten. Weiters sind noch 20 Stehplätze im Lokal verfügbar.
EUROPE'S 1ST BREWERY SHIP
One ship, one beer, one gunner
With fourteen breweries, Schärding was once a stronghold of the art of brewing in the Innviertel for a long time. The pretty baroque town also had the thirsty Inn boatmen to thank for this. A resourceful captain and passionate beer lover is continuing this tradition and bringing beer brewing directly to the Inn. Europe's first brewery ship has been underway since the beginning of 2016.
Captain Manfred Schaurecker found a handful of allies - all beer enthusiasts - and together with them began to painstakingly learn what other Innviertler had long since taught him: the art of brewing. So it's a good thing that he uses his ships to connect what the Inn seems to separate: the Innviertel and Bavaria.
The effort has paid off and steam is soon rising from the chimney of the Salzfürstenschiff. Not only from the engine room, but also from the copper boiler of the new Innviertel microbrewery. It had to be copper, because the captain doesn't like modern stainless steel systems in his house or on his ship. He is a traditionalist.
The museum-like character does not end with the brewing technology. Helga Stiegler, the good soul of the floating pub, is a beer lover herself and has created a cozy interior. She is the one who likes to experiment and ensures that no two brews are the same. Her name alone stands for the history of cozy beer bliss in Schärding. Ever since the French bombarded the town with cannons from the Bavarian side of the Inn in 1809, the inn, which its ancestors ran in Wieningerstraße until 1942, was known as "Zur Kanone". It is almost logical that the floating brewery is called "Kanonenbräu".
The ship's brewery could produce 300 bottles of beer every day. Nevertheless, the beer will remain a rarity, as Captain Schaureckers' ship will continue to ferry its guests back and forth along the Inn between Schärding and Passau. Anyone who wants to can now brew their own authentic beer during the round trip under expert guidance and taste the "powder keg beer" right away. In addition to the matching dishes, the galley menu also offers fifteen other beer specialties from the Innviertel beer region.
The cozy and beautiful guest garden is located directly on the Danube.
We spoil you with refreshing drinks, a good snack, coffee and homemade cakes as well as delicious ice cream.
In addition to regional cuisine for our guests, we are happy to host your birthday party, company celebration, etc.
We can be reached under the telephone number 0664-73493393.
The cozy and beautiful guest garden is located directly on the right bank of the Danube opposite the village of Obermühl. You will find the house exactly at river kilometer 2177.4 km. The cycle path from Passau to Vienna leads right past.
The village of Inzell is 5 km up the Danube and the Schlögener Schlinge is 8 km up the Danube. The village of Kobling is located in the municipality of Haibach ob der Donau. The village of Haibach is located in the upper part of the Danube valley after an ascent of around 4 km.
Our farm is located directly on the Danube Cycle Path and is therefore a wonderful rest stop or starting point for a bike tour.
Snack station, vacation on the farm
Im KaffeeWerk geht es um guten Kaffee. Unsere Baristi bereiten jede Portion frisch für Euch zu. Die Kaffeebohnen kommen aus der eigenen Rösterei. Entflieht dem städtischen Trubel, geht über die Marienbrücke in die schöne Innstadt, setzt Euch entspannt mit einem Eiskaffee an unsere Tische oder in unsere Liegestühle.
Startet, pausiert oder endet hier gemütlich Eure Rad- oder Stadttour.
For more than 100 years, this house has been a popular restaurant. Seasonal products like fish, wild garlic, asparagus, lamb, pasta as well as game and steak weeks make for a varied and tasty offer.
We spoil you in a cozy atmosphere with the finest homemade pastries and coffee specialties. Exquisite chocolates and, in summer, over 60 varieties of delicious confectionery ice cream for Italian ice cream enjoyment in our Promenade Garden. Konditorei Weltzer is a sweet meeting place to chat and enjoy.
Gerne können Sie hier Ihr E-Bike kostenlos auftanken.
E-Bike nicht bei Regen aufladen!
Öffnungszeiten von 8:30 - 16:00 Uhr
letzter Abmarsch Wanderer des LINZ100 um 13:00 Uhr!!
🥖Brote
🍫 Riegel
🍌 Bananen
💧Wasser & Iso
Cafe and Restaurant on the 1st floor, peaceful terrace overlooking the historical walls:
- Innviertel delights
- salad specialties, fresh & healthy!
- Viennese sweets and pastries
Our cosy country inn on the Danube cycle path with attached guesthouse offers regional cuisine with vegetables and products from our own farm, among others, as well as fish from local waters and game from the surrounding forests.
Whether for lunch or dinner, for a snack or coffee and cake, at Landgasthof Dieplinger, the innkeeper in the Brandstatt, our guests can always look forward to hearty, freshly cooked home-style cooking and tempting pastries. Chef Paula Langmayr, who is one of the first trained cider sommeliers in Upper Austria, always takes care of the numerous delicacies and treats for the palate from our kitchen. Enjoy your time in our house or chestnut guest garden and look out over the beautiful Danube.
Daughter Andrea, as a trained tourism manager, looks after the well-being of our guests. We are also happy to offer one of our other specialities - the home-distilled, internationally award-winning noble brandies from our chef Karl Langmayr.
Situated in the Danube valley of the Eferding basin, our country inn with its chestnut garden, cycling station, motorboat moorings and children's playground invites you to take a holiday. We also make it possible for you to celebrate festivities in relaxing surroundings and to hold seminars and training courses.
This historic country inn, which was first mentioned in a document in 1635 as the "Wirt an der Brücke", has been in family ownership for more than 100 years.
Since 1986, we, Paula and Karl Langmayr, with the support of our daughter Andrea and our three sons Christian, Benedikt and Valentin, have been running the country inn with the associated farm with heart and passion. With attention to detail and charming hospitality, we have managed to make both culinary gourmets and regulars feel at home in the parental inn.
We cordially invite you to join us at Landgasthof Dieplinger and look forward to welcoming and hosting you.
Our home-style cuisine offers Austrian classics as well as a varied seasonal menu. The large guest garden terrace offers a beautiful view of the Inn River and the neighbouring German Castle Neuburg. The historic Mariensäule (Mary's Column), from which our name Landhotel Mariensäule derives, is also directly in view.
Would you like to go on a short cycling or hiking tour? Then you can cross the Inn directly over the Mariensteg (foot and cycle path bridge) and immediately start your tour from the German or Austrian side.
SEE. SMELL. TASTE. FEEL.
This is exactly what you can do in our entire restaurant.
Take a seat at one of the 24 seats in the restaurant area and enjoy the view of the open kitchen.
You are sure to experience an unforgettable evening at our chef's table - exclusively for 2 people only, it is located right next to the kitchen! Here you can sit slightly elevated next to each other and watch the chefs live as they prepare and serve the dishes, so to speak "enjoyment first row foot-free"!
You have something to celebrate or simply want to be undisturbed? Our Séparée offers the perfect opportunity. A private setting for up to 12 people at a long table. Ideal for small groups, celebrations or meetings!
Without a menu - but with a lot of feeling. You won't find a menu here. Instead, we enquire about intolerances and specialities when you make your reservation. We use this information and the seasonally available products to create your personal menu.
We cook what nature and the season have to offer. What we get from the region, we take from the region. However, we are not closed to influences from all over the world. Many of the herbs and plants we use for our dishes come from our own garden. We collect nettles, spruce tops and elder from secluded places in nature. If something is not available in the appropriate quality, there is an alternative. We refuse to use products that do not meet our quality standards The food is the star and is always our focus. Enjoyment can be that simple!
Of course, an excellent menu must be accompanied by finely coordinated drinks. But it doesn't always have to be wine. Our non-alcoholic beverage accompaniment is in no way inferior. In addition to our extensive range of wines, we also serve you non-alcoholic drinks that we have painstakingly crafted to accompany your meal.
Lukkas Kienbauer's gastronomic empire began in March 2016 when he opened his first restaurant, "Lukas Restaurant", on Unterer Stadtplatz in Schärding. Shortly afterwards, in summer 2018, the 4-toque chef expanded his culinary world with "Lukas Steak" on Oberer Stadtplatz and in spring 2021, the opening of his Japanese-inspired restaurant "Lukas Izakaya" was just around the corner. That's how quickly the Schärdinger had expanded his gastronomic world to 3 restaurants in his younger years.
Reservations for the restaurant, which has a limited capacity of 24 seats, can be made on 0664/3413285 or by email to: lukas@lukas-restaurant.at
Opening hours: Wednesday to Saturday from 6pm.
Closed on Sunday, Monday and Tuesday.
Outside official opening hours on request.
For a long time now, Hotel Forstinger has wanted to offer its exclusive breakfast service not only to hotel guests. Now the time has finally come: a long-awaited wish has been realised with the Maga's Deli breakfast café and Hotel Forstinger is opening its wonderfully beautiful breakfast room to non-hotel guests as well. From now on, everyone can enjoy the regional organic breakfast.
With the conversion of the former breakfast room, a modern and unique breakfast café has now been created that does not yet exist in Schärding. The new Maga's Deli is located in the heart of Schärding on the 1st floor of Hotel Forstinger, with a quiet location overlooking the garden. In summer, the glass doors of the light-flooded winter garden are opened to let in the warming rays of the sun and the cheerful chirping of birds. What better way to start the day?
A rich and varied breakfast buffet awaits guests, which can be enjoyed above the rooftops of Schärding. The range of options for vegetarians and vegans is also impressive. If you prefer an à la carté breakfast, there is a large selection of savoury and sweet breakfast variations. From various bagels to a rich granola bowl and sweet pancakes, accompanied by a creamy capuccino or a pick-me-up smoothie - everything your breakfast heart desires .
Whether you belong to the frugal or the demanding breakfast crowd - the stylish ambience and the organic delicacies from the Schärding region will definitely delight you!
Info:
Hotel Forstinger | Maga's Deli
Unterer Stadtplatz 3 | 4780 Schärding
www.magasdeli.at
+43 (0) 7712 2302-0
Opening hours:
Á la Carte:
daily from 07.00 - 12.00 hrs
Buffet:
Mon. - Fri. 07.00 - 10.00 a.m.
Sat. - Sun. 07.00 - 11.00 a.m.
The Mariensteg, which was opened in September 2006, is intended to serve as an additional pathfinder for encounters and connections between the people "drent" and "herent" and the citizens of an entire region, and to intensify and increase the existing ties that have grown over the centuries. The asymmetrical suspension cable bridge has a length of 145 metres and spans the Inn at a maximum height of 8 metres. The total weight is only
80 tonnes.
Products: High-quality fruits, grape must fruits, grape must, schnapps
Sale: direct selling after announcement
Location: From Engelhartszell into the direction of Passau along the B 130 Nibelungenstraße after approx. 3.9 km (at street km 37,700) on the right
Innviertel specialities directly from the producer.
A good snack, home-made bacon, home-baked bread, hearty sausage, honey from our own beehive, direct agricultural marketing
In a cosy atmosphere, you can enjoy old, traditional and new, modern dishes prepared by our chefs to the highest standard. You will also find tasty home-made creations and changing specials on the menu.
Farm sales
by telephone agreement
In 1892, archaeological finds from the Roman legionary camp of Lauriacum near Enns and its surroundings prompted a group of interested people to establish a museum association for Enns and the surrounding area. The owner of Ennsegg Castle provided a room in the castle's Meierhof for the museum. In 1898, the association's own collection was combined with the town history collection in the Old Town Hall and the Fürstenberg private collection. In the course of this, the association received permission to set up its collection in the old council chamber.
This laid the foundation stone for what would later become the Lauriacum Museum. After a lengthy period of emergency accommodation due to bombing and the great shortage of space in the post-war period, it was not until 1964 and 1967 that the exhibits were reinstalled in the museum. One of the most important Roman collections in Austria presents the diversity of Roman culture at the most important military base on the Danube Limes in the province of Noricum. The monumental building inscription of the Lauriacum legionary camp, the military equipment, the funerary monuments, the numerous testimonies to everyday Roman life, the unique ceiling fresco and a fragment of late antique fabric are particularly noteworthy among the numerous exhibits. Aspects of the medieval and modern history of Enns are conveyed by old views, historical weapons, the council chamber with its magnificent paintings and the room with sacred art objects.
In 1988, the Lauriacum Museum was awarded the Austrian Museum Prize and has been awarded the Austrian Museum Seal of Quality. Extensive renovation work has been carried out since fall 2011 in view of the "800 Years of the Enns Charter" anniversary.
Let us spoil you with home-style Upper Austrian cuisine in the cosy guest rooms or in the beautiful guest garden.
In good weather, we have a barbecue every Thursday from 18:00.
Ample parking is available directly in front of the house.
We look forward to your visit!
A living room for everyone
All these positive characteristics come together in the Orangerie Schärding to create a place to celebrate and enjoy, a cosy living room and terrace for everyone. From breakfast with the first rays of sunshine to a chilled end to the day with a delicious cocktail - the Orangerie is happy to be the stage for any time of day.
Hungry for real
This is our simple, culinary concept. Honest craftsmanship with Mediterranean flair and high-quality food. As much "fruit and vegetables from next door" as possible - from our own organic garden, which is currently being created with a lot of love for nature. And of course with sweet secrets from the Kurhaus's time-honoured patisserie, such as our famous Kardinalschnitte.
A place that combines
the old with the new. Tradition with Mediterranean lightness. And above all: people together. Shared moments with family, friends or even business partners and colleagues can enrich our lives and are so important for our memories. The Orangerie is the perfect location for celebrations for up to 40 people - from the rustic rock cellar to the sunny tower room for seminars to the restaurant with terrace and park.
With our ferry service you have the possibility to get to know both sides of the Danube Cycle Path. Make a short Danube ferry tour with us and enjoy your bicycle tour on the other side of the cycle path in the direction to Vienna.
With our bike ferry service, you can easily get to know both sides of the Danube Cycle Path. Ride with us to the other bank of the Danube and enjoy your further cycle tour on the Danube Cycle Path in the direction of Vienna or in the direction of Passau! We also have the "Überfuhrhaus": Here we offer our guests: drinks, ice cream, coffee, homemade cakes and tarts as well as small snacks. There are also souvenirs, flowers and decorations!
From Au on the left bank of the Danube, the Hotel Donauschlinge cycle ferry takes you to the right bank of the Danube, from where you can continue your journey through the Danube loop.
The Riverresort Donauschlinge, your first stage destination on the Danube cycle path Passau - Vienna, is located directly at the landing stage.
Fee per day/person: EUR7.30
Info: Tourismusverein Aschach an der Donau
Tel.: +43 (0) 72 73 / 6355-0
Gezähmter Fluss...
Bei Aschach erreicht die Donau nach ihrem Weg durch die Schlucht das Eferdinger Becken. Ursprünglich war die Donau ein Fluss mit vielen, weit reichenden Verzweigungen. Heute ist sie durch Regulierungen und Kraftwerksbau in ein enges Bett gezwängt, begrenzt von Uferbegleitdämmen. Die typischen Schotterinseln und Flachwasserzonen fehlen. Renaturierungsprojekte sollen hier Abhilfe schaffen und diese wertvollen Lebensräume wiederherstellen. Von Bedeutung sind auch naturnahe Stillgewässer, die in Form von Altarmen, Weihern und Tümpeln als Reste der ehemaligen Donaulandschaft zurückgeblieben sind. Teilweise beherbergen sie seltene Pflanzenarten wie z.B. die Wasserfeder.
In Aschach geschah es, dass der berühmt-berüchtigte Dr. Johann Faust, der ja bekanntlich seine Seele dem Teufel verschrieben hatte, den Leibhaftigen etwas zu sehr reizte. Was dann mit Dr. Faust geschah, lesen Sie in der Donau-Sage "Zum Teufel mit Dr. Faust".
Information: Tourismusverband
Tel.: +43 (0) 72 72 / 42 79
Trockene Wiesen und ungeliebte Einwanderer…
Im Eferdinger Becken ist die intensive landwirtschaftliche Nutzung dominant, die sich auf die Austufe und die Niederterrassen erstreckt. Dennoch haben sich einige wertvolle Strukturen und Lebensräumen erhalten können. Die Begleitdämme der Donau, die bei Radfahrern beliebt sind, stellen auf ihren südexponierten Flanken wichtige Biotope für trockene Wiesen dar (Salbei-Glatthaferwiesen). Auch entlang von Straßen an den Böschungen tritt dieser Wiesentyp auf. Ohne Pflege des Menschen, die einen intensiven Aufwand bedeutet (Mahd) würden diese Wiesen verschwinden. Eine andere Gefahr besteht vielfach durch so genannte Neophyten (vom Menschen eingeschleppte Pflanzen) wie die Kanadische Goldrute, die als Zierpflanze angebaut wurde. Häufig verwildert sie und breitet sich auf Trockenwiesen aus.
In der Nähe von Pupping hatte einst der Raubritter Mangold seine Burg. Mangold war "Ein echter Tunichtgut", mit dem es ein tragisches Ende nahm!
- Greek specialities
- idyllic location directly on the Danube cycle path
- idyllic guest garden with chestnut trees and wonderful view of the Danube
- Sunset
After a few challenging years, we are proud to be reviving the tradition and charm of this special restaurant together with experienced professional restaurateur Ümit Mete . With his expertise and tireless commitment, we are doing everything we can to bring the Fischerhäusl back to its former glory - with warm hospitality, fresh regional cuisine and a cosy atmosphere in which everyone feels at home. We look forward to welcoming you here!
The history of the Roman Empire at the Danube Limes UNESCO World Heritage Site is exciting. And it becomes even more exciting when it is brought to life with augmented reality. Between Passau and Schlögen, new life is now being breathed into it with modern technology. FollowSeverinus of Noricum to immerse yourself in the eventful history of the Danube Limes World Heritage Site and see what is still there today. Explained in a straightforward, simple and fun way - history is great fun!
Find out more at www.donauregion.at/welterberunde
The fort
With an internal area of just 0.8 ha, the camp is described as a small fort and was probably designed for a garrison of 100 to 150 men. A 1.65 m thick defensive wall with a wooden walkway surrounded the rectangular complex. Analysis of the finds showed that the fort was built around 170 AD and the area was used until well into the 5th century.
The civilian settlement
The small civilian settlement(vicus), which was located in the area of today's campsite, was built around 150 AD. The Roman vicus of Schlögen probably served as a road station as well as a landing and reloading point for ships. The bathing building occupied a central position in the settlement and was located directly next to the road.
The rest areas consist of an exposed concrete column, reminiscent of a Roman milestone, bearing a Roman head created by artist Miguel Horn and containing information about the local community, the Danube cycle path and the Romans, as well as a 5 metre long rest bench made of concrete and stone and a paved floor made of Danube pebbles. The architecture is based on design elements from Roman times.
The design for the Roman rest areas was the result of a competition organised jointly with the University of Art and Design Linz and won by student Lukas Beltrame. An important partner in the construction of the squares is the construction academy in Steyregg, which produced all the built-in parts for the squares with its apprentices.
The rest areas consist of an exposed concrete column, reminiscent of a Roman milestone, bearing a Roman head created by artist Miguel Horn and containing information about the local community, the Danube cycle path and the Romans, as well as a 5 metre long rest bench made of concrete and stone and a paved floor made of Danube pebbles. The architecture is based on design elements from Roman times.
The design for the Roman rest areas was the result of a competition organised jointly with the University of Art and Design Linz and won by student Lukas Beltrame. An important partner in the construction of the squares is the construction academy in Steyregg, which produced all the built-in parts for the squares with its apprentices.
The rest areas consist of an exposed concrete column, reminiscent of a Roman milestone, bearing a Roman head created by artist Miguel Horn and containing information about the local community, the Danube cycle path and the Romans, as well as a 5 metre long rest bench made of concrete and stone and a paved floor made of Danube pebbles. The architecture is based on design elements from Roman times.
The design for the Roman rest areas was the result of a competition organised jointly with the University of Art and Design Linz and won by student Lukas Beltrame. An important partner in the construction of the squares is the construction academy in Steyregg, which produced all the built-in parts for the squares with its apprentices.
This replication of the lost Roman milestone from the 3th century AD was reconstructed after old templates and positioned at the “Donau-Landesausstellungs-Weg” path by the Jochenstein Run-of-River Plant. Decades ago the inscription of the ancient Roman milestone was copied and is the only remain of the whole stone. The milestone, likely from the time of the emperor Caracalla, was supposedly destroyed during the 18th century- only its measures and inscription are known.
The reading and translation of the inscription, from which only six copies exist, says after Gerhard Winkler: IMPERATOR CAESAR MARCVS AVRELIVS ANTONINVS PIVS FELIX AVGVSTVSPARTHICVS MAXIMVS BRITTANICVS MAXIMVS TRIBVNICA POSTESTATE VX IMPERATOR III CONSVL DESIGNATVS IIII VIAM IVXTA AMNEMDANVVIVM FIERI IVSSIT A BOIIDVRO IN some uninterpretable letters follow MILIA PASSVVM XV.
Pure gardening pleasure! The palace park is one of the four exhibition areas of the OÖ. Landesgartenschau "INNsGRÜN" 2025 in Schärding. The castle park enchants visitors with its historical elements, the fantastic view of the Inn and its harmonious atmosphere.
A tour of the Schopper Museum not only provides interesting information about the social and economic circumstances of the Schoppers using original objects, display boards and interviews with contemporary witnesses, but also provides information about the wooden ships once produced in Aschach using models. The shipbuilder derives the name "Schopper" from the activity of "Schoppen", as the sealing of the joints in the production of ships, rafts or barges is called.
Progress and change in the fishing industry are also vividly presented through impressive exhibits. In addition to numerous specimens of fish species found in the Danube catchment area, various water-dwelling animals are also on display. It is one of the main tasks of the OÖ. Landesfischereiverband is to preserve and pass on the cultural heritage of fishing that has been passed down from generation to generation.
Guided tours for groups:
Bookable: all year round with advance reservation.
E-mail :museumsverein@aschach.at
Tel. +43 699 1169662
Max. Duration: 1.5 hours
Group sizes: 8 to 50 people
Let yourself be enchanted by the unique combination of contemporary art and classic coffee house culture in a stylish ambience. Surrounded by inspiring works of art, you can enjoy the finest home-made pastries - the best far and wide -, delicious snacks, exquisite drinks and ice cream that you won't soon forget. Our friendly team is passionate about making you feel at home from the very first moment.
Whether as an enjoyable start or a relaxing end to your visit, a visit to the Schütz Art Museum is the perfect way to round off your experience. The museum invites you not only to view art, but also to experience it intensively - in dialog with international artists and by taking a look behind the scenes of their work.
Schütz Art Café & Museum - a place to linger, enjoy and discover.
The north-east side of the Upper Place is thougt to owe its name - which means "silver row" - to the rich merchants who lived there in the days when the Inn was an important trade route. The colorful facades with their pastel shades go right back to the medieval guild colors that were attributed to the various trades (e.g. blue for bakers, red for butchers and yellow and green for innkeepers).
When you go up you will see the new Pixel Hotelroom, the clockwork from the year 1564 and the 6 bells. On top will have a great view!
Located directly on the B130 Nibelungen federal road between Passau and Linz, you can use our in-house BP petrol station for a refuelling stop. It is open from Monday to Sunday and on public holidays between 5 am and 9 pm. But you don't have to go without petrol outside these times either: A fuel terminal allows cashless refuelling around the clock.
Until 1570, the gate that used to be called the Inn Gate or Customs Tower belonged to the Dukes of Bavaria. It then fell to the town before passing into private hands in 1819. The town side of the tower features a fresco depicting the bombardment of Schärding by Danish and Austrian troops during the War of the Spanish Succession in 1703. The countless high-water marks meanwhile tell their own story of the town's numerous flood disasters. The balcony in the corner above the arch was originally used to pillory convicted criminals. It now houses a restaurant and a museum.
Dezentral und doch zentral bemühen wir uns, alle Sinne des Gastes anzusprechen. Wir kochen traditionell anders, wir glauben nicht alles jederzeit - aber alles zu seiner Zeit, wir meinen Wirtshaus und Gäste müssen Einheit sein und wir wissen: An deinem Wirtshaus führt kein Weg vorbei! Wir sind ein OÖ KultiWirt: geschmackvoll, leidenschaftlich, herzlich, gemütlich...
Genuss Am Fluss - Wirtshauscuisine So machen wir das...
Im Zeitalter der Klassifizierungen im Lebensmittelbereich rücken wir unseren Lieferanten persönlich noch näher und verhängen unser eigenes Wirtshaus-Gütesiegel. Das heißt großteils mit Herstellern, Produzenten und Erzeugern auf du & du zu sein und wie es so schön heißt: über den Tellerrand zu schauen!
As an inn, the Thalinger Hof is one thing above all else: a host that cultivates a personal relationship with its guests. The cuisine at the Thalinger Hof is supervised by top chefs and is mainly based on tried and tested Austrian home cooking, prepared fresh daily using the best ingredients.
In the Baumgartner Brauerei Stüberl - affectionately known as the "Bums'n" - people don't just sit next to each other, but get together, share stories and laugh about anecdotes that have characterised the house for generations. The Bums'n is a place full of warmth, where life and community are celebrated. "Young and old come together here, the banker sits next to the labourer and the travelling troupe next to the employee," says Helmut Schuster with a smile - a real "living room" for the town and its visitors, because a feeling of home and togetherness is conveyed here. Once you enter the Bums'n, you become part of a living history made up of encounters, shared laughter and an appreciation of genuine, unadulterated cuisine.
The Bums'n has been a permanent fixture in Schärding for over a century. The listed building has a long history dating back to 1609, when Baumgartner beer was first brewed here. Helmut Schuster, who started as head waiter at the inn 21 years ago, took over the traditional business, which has been known as the "zur Bums'n" pub since 1946, together with his business partner Herbert Unger in 2013. The somewhat unusual name comes from a time when beer barrels were still delivered by carriage. They rolled over the sloping wooden floor of the pub and "banged" against the bar. These noises were memorised by the locals and this is how the pub got its unmistakable name, which still stands for it today. What else is unmistakable about the Bums'n? The aroma of roast meat in the Rein, warm Leberkäs with crispy Salzstangerl and the famous goulash that greets you as soon as you come near the inn - if you want to experience typical Innviertel cuisine, the Bums'n is the place to be! The Surrahmschnitzel in malt beer sauce and crisp, fresh salads round off the menu. The dishes reflect the love of hearty cuisine and make the restaurant a real culinary meeting place.
For the Bums'n team, regionality is paramount - many ingredients and products are sourced directly from the surrounding area. For Helmut and Herbert, the conscious decision to use regional products is not only a question of quality, but also an expression of their close connection to their homeland. The direct location of the inn in the baroque town, coupled with its proximity to the Inn and the loving preservation of old traditions, means that the connection to the Danube region can be felt in every corner of the house.
The rustic vaulted ceiling on the ground floor and the cosy guest garden invite you to relax with a cool Baumgartner beer after a hike or a cycle tour along the many cycle paths, such as the Inn-Donau-Runde or the Pram-Sauwald-Tour, to relax. The Inn Cycle Path, which leads directly through Schärding, also offers a wonderful route before a stop at the inn. Once you have visited the Bums'n, you will always want to come back - whether for the food, the get-together or simply to enjoy a good beer.
The following tours also lead past the Wirtshaus zur Bums'n:
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