Rabensteiner view

As an active holidaymaker, you will love the new adventure pool with a large sunbathing lawn, swimming pool, non-swimmer area and a 40-metre water slide!

Die Kirche ist in romanischer Zeit, nach Inschrift eines alten Steines 1213 erbaut (lt. Überlieferung soll ein Stein mit Jahreszahl in der Kirche eingemauert sein) und im späten Mittelalter gotisch umgebaut worden sein.  Das alte gotische Gewölbe stürzte 1713/1714 ein und beim Wiederaufbau wurde die Kirche barockisiert, lediglich die Sakristeitür ist noch gotisch.
Der 37m hohe Turm ist im Jahre 1712 erbaut worden, nach einer auf der Ostseite unter dem Turmfenster in Stein gehauenen Jahreszahl.

Das Bauernkriegsdenkmal befindet sich am Stefan-Fadinger-Hof 

In 1626 the Upper Austrian farmers made a revolt against the Bavarian Duke Herberstorff. Together with their leader Stefan Fadinger they protested against the religious and social system of their country. Today´s museum, dedicated to Stefan Fadinger, hosts a fascinating exhibition of weapons, arms, documents and an overview of all battles fought by the Upper Austrian farmers.

The museum sheds light on the life of Stefan Fadinger and life in the 17th century around the time of the Peasants' War. It is also dedicated to Fadinger's brother-in-law, Christoph Zeller, who, coming from Haibach ob der Donau, ran a tavern in St. Agatha and, as a captain, was also one of Fadinger's comrades-in-arms on the side of the rebellious peasants. The Stefan Fadinger Museum is also dedicated to the "afterlife" of Stefan Fadinger. Throughout Austria, streets, schools and other buildings are named after Stefan Fadinger. Fadinger's footsteps lead right up to the present day. Audio stations and modern museum technology offer you a contemporary museum experience.