The gentle hills between Dörnbach and Appersberg invite you to hike and also to pause, because at every corner you can enjoy interesting views: on the one hand into the Mühlviertel, and on the other hand over the Alpine foothills as far as the Alps with Traunstein and Dachstein.
Starting from the parking lot, farming families show on information boards along the hiking trail, which runs across fields and meadows, what work they carry out on their farms, which crops they grow, which animals they keep, and which foods are produced from them.
The landscape is also an important habitat for a diverse animal and plant world.
At the stations (brewery, grain Brunnhab trail, Ei-Ei, from milk to cheese, pig life, from apple to juice, rapeseed, organic, potatoes) visitors can also get actively involved.
Tip:A worthwhile visit is the pilgrimage church "Maria vom guten Rat" with Austria's unique late Gothic outdoor pulpit. It was originally a forest chapel of the lords of Kürnberg. The image "Maria von Guten Rat" is a replica of the miraculous image from the Italian pilgrimage site Ganazzano.
Lovely village and playground, dining options at Gasthaus Fischer, village café, private brewery Florianibräu (open every 1st Saturday of the month, guided tours on request), cider tavern Rohrhuber (open Friday afternoons) with farm shop, also browse in the many farm shops at Schöllis organic mushroom manufactory, Passauerhof, Spießmayr with farm school, Roitner with cheese production and alpaca farm (alpaca hikes by appointment), organic farm shop Ransmayr, direct sales at other farmers in the area. Possibility to extend the hiking round with the Katzing round.
Equipment:www.wilhering.at
https://www.dioezese-linz.at/doernbach
https://fischer-doernbach.at
https://florianibraeu.at
https://www.schöllihof.at
https://passauerhof-hofladen.at
https://rohrhuber.at
https://www.spiesmayr.at
https://alpakahof-wilhering.at
http://www.gesundheitshof.at
- Quiet location, right next to the pilgrimage church Maria vom guten Rat, village square with adventure playground, right next to the Kürnberg Forest, Jakobsweg,
- beautiful guest garden with chestnut trees
- homemade pastries
- Extra restaurant
- Craft brewed, natural, unfiltered beer.
- lane sale, 1st Saturday of the month from 9 am - 4 pm
- clearly arranged brewery
- original ambience
- beautiful brewery veranda
- Brewery tour by appointment under mobile phone: 0699 15025777
Opening hours farm shop:
Friday from 14 -17 h
Saturday from 09 - 12 h
Die seit 1660 beliebte Wallfahrtskirche Dörnbach ist "Unserer Lieben Frau vom guten Rat" gewidmet.
Erstmals urkundlich erwähnt wird die Kirche Dörnbach 1333. Der ursprünglich gotische Bau wurde stark verändert und auch mit einem Tonnengewölbe ausgestattet. An die Gotik erinnert noch der Chor, wobei die Netzrippen entfernt wurden, des Weiteren das gotische Sakramentenhäuschen nördlich des Chores, das Südportal mit spätgotischen Beschlägen und außen die spätgotische Steinkanzel mit der Jahreszahl 1501. Seit 1660 ist die Pfarrkirche eine beliebte Wallfahrtskirche, gewidmet „Unserer Lieben Frau vom guten Rat“.
Quelle: wikipedia
Getting there
From Linz and coming from the direction of Eferding, Traun to the Hitzinger roundabout via Kürnberger Landesstraße to Dörnbach,
from Ottensheim via ferry,
Linz via Nibelungenbundesstraße 129 and Kürnberger Landesstraße
How to get to the Danube Region of Upper Austria?
The quickest way to your destination – by train, bus, car, ship, or airplane.
From Linz to the Dörnbach bus stop: Wilia bus line (except Sunday/public holidays, then AST runs at certain times), with OÖVV (Postbus also from Eferding, change to Wilia at Mühlbachkreuzung); from Linz/Leonding, Traun, Eferding to the Hitzinger transport hub with Linz Linien, Welser, LILO further with Wilia
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