Melk Abbey is a Benedictine abbey located in the town of Melk, Austria. The abbey is situated on a rocky outcropping above the town and is a popular tourist destination.

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<p>Melk Abbey is a Benedictine abbey located in the town of Melk, Austria. The abbey is situated on a rocky outcropping above the town and is a popular tourist destination. The current baroque building was constructed in the 18th century and is known for its ornate architecture and frescoes. The Abbey Church is a Baroque architecture masterpiece and is adorned with frescoes and sculptures. The abbey is also home to a library containing over 80,000 books, many of which are valuable manuscripts. The abbey's logo is the image of the abbey itself. The logo usually consists of an image of the abbey's façade, with the name of the abbey written in a specific font. The logo is used on the abbey's official website, brochures, and other promotional materials. Visitors can explore the abbey on their own or take a guided tour to learn more about the history and art of the abbey. </p>

Lower Austria is the largest province in Austria and a city of vineyards, art, and beautiful hills. Wachau, Melk, and Krems are among the most important tourist destinations of Lower Austria. St. Poelten is its capital. 

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Lower Austria is the largest province in Austria with a varied landscape. Its capital is St. Pölten. Lower Austria is divided into five regions: Waldviertel, Weinviertel, Industrieviertel, Mostviertel and Niederösterreich-Mitte. The landscape is characterized by rolling hills, the Danube and the Alps in the south. In Lower Austria, viticulture is traditionally practiced. Especially in the Wachau region and in the Weinviertel, the vineyards dominate the landscape. The grape varieties Grüner Veltliner and Riesling thrive particularly well. Numerous castles and palaces can be visited. The baroque monastery of Melk on the Danube is a popular destination. Other beautiful towns and famous cities are Krems, Zwettl and Baden. Lower Austria is characterized by agriculture. Fruit and vegetable growing have a long tradition.   

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<h2> Top Attractions of Lower Austria:    </h2> <br>

<h3>Göttweig Abbey  </h3>  

<p>Göttweig Abbey, with adorable Baroque Staircases in Lower Austria, is located near Krems.   
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<p>Abbey Gottweig is Benedict Monastery and is known as the “Austrian Montecassino” because of its position, which can be seen from long distances such as Wachau. Göttweig Abbey is an attractive place for anyone interested in the beautiful library and the unique archives of visual art and unique music collection. International tourists can attend monks’ prayers to purify their bodies and soul.    

 
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<h3>Ottenstein Reservoir </h3>    

<p>Ottenstein Reservoir is an attractive place for anyone interested in Water sports and hiking. Ottenstein Reservoir is also an ideal attraction for hiking, cycling, and walking. Many tourists enjoy horseback riding near the lake. For visitors who prefer to explore the place with children and enjoy swimming in the lake, there are ideal places for splashing and relaxing.     

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<h3>Laxenburg Castles    </h3> 

<p>Laxenburg Castles belong to Vienna and Lower Austria, both in an equal way. Castles are used not only for special events, and different conferences but also as museums to protect the historical paintings and artwork. Visiting this castle provides an opportunity for tourists to enjoy the feeling of closeness to this valuable history and ancient civilization. Tourists enjoy feeling the breathtaking beauty of this lovely space as well.   

 

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Lower Austria is the largest province in Austria and a city of vineyards, art, and beautiful hills. Wachau, Melk, and Krems are among the most important tourist destinations of Lower Austria. St. Poelten is its capital.   

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The hotel is located in the picturesque Danube valley in the centre of the Wachau World Heritage Site. The gently rolling vineyards along the Danube and the mild climate give the Wachau its special charm.

<p>The hotel is located in the picturesque Danube valley in the centre of the Wachau World Heritage Site. The gently rolling vineyards along the Danube and the mild climate give the Wachau its special charm. The Hotel Residenz Wachau is dedicated to romantic holidays and invites couples to take a relaxing break.</p>

<p>Individually designed romantic rooms and themed suites with a view of the Danube or the garden. Facilities include WLAN, telephone, TV, shower/separate WC, hairdryer, hi-fi system, safe and minibar. The rooms are located in the main building or in the adjoining "Rebstöckl" building.</p>

<p>Seasonal gourmet cuisine in which Austrian specialities have a fixed place. Vegetarian dishes are also on the menu. Three different restaurant rooms and a spacious terrace with a view of the Danube provide the perfect setting for dinner. The extensive wine selection is best enjoyed in the 800-year-old vaulted wine tavern or at the hotel bar. The Hotel Residenz is ideal for family celebrations, seminars or weddings.</p>

<p>The garden with its large swimming pond invites you to relax and sunbathe. Bath towels are included during your stay. The wellness area is equipped with a Finnish sauna, bio-sauna, steam bath, infrared cabin, relaxation rooms and experience showers.</p>

<p>Sufficient car parking spaces available.</p>

Hotel Residenz Wachau - Adults only