Stift Seitenstetten is a convent of Benedictine in Seitenstettengasse at the Moststraße in Mostviertel ( Lower Austria ).

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Stift Seitenstetten is a convent of Benedictine in Seitenstettengasse at the Moststraße in Mostviertel ( Lower Austria ). The economic foundation of the former collegiate and later Benedictine monastery Seitenstetten formed the donations of the Udalscale (Udalschalk) in 1112 and the Magdeburg Archbishop Wichmann von Seeburg around 1180.

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. 

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. 

 
 

<h2> Top Attractions of Lower Austria: </h2> 

<h3>Göttweig Abbey </h3> 

Göttweig Abbey, with adorable Baroque Staircases in Lower Austria, is located near Krems. 
 

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. 

 
 

 

<h3>Ottenstein Reservoir </h3> 

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. 

 
 

 

 

<h3>Laxenburg Castles </h3> 

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.

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.   

Lower Austria

Due to its convenient location in the city center of St. Valentin, the cities of Steyr and Linz can be reached within a few minutes by car.

Due to its convenient location in the city center of St. Valentin, the cities of Steyr and Linz can be reached within a few minutes by car. 

 The comfortable double rooms are equipped with satellite TV, shower/WC, hairdryer, Wi-Fi, telephone, and balcony. 

 In the restaurant-café, specialties from the Mostviertel region are served, complemented by selected national and international wines to enhance the culinary experience. 

 There are also seminar rooms available with adequate infrastructure. Additionally, the hotel provides ample parking spaces and an electronic check-in and check-out system.

Green Intermediate

Hotel Zur Post

Comfort

Mostviertel

The Aggstein castle ruin is located in the district of Melk in Lower Austria. It is located on the right side of the Danube in the Wachau region. The origin of Aggstein Castle dates back to the 12th century.

The Aggstein castle ruin is located in the district of Melk in Lower Austria. It is located on the right side of the Danube in the Wachau region. The origin of Aggstein Castle dates back to the 12th century. 

There are many special features, such as hidden staircases, towers, a mysterious dungeon and a magnificent chapel to be discovered. Visitors can also enjoy exploring the "Rosengärtlein" an escape-proof prison. With the audio guide, visitors get valuable information about the history of the castle. Every spring a medieval festival takes place at the castle. In the pre-Christmas period, the Advent market gets visitors in the mood for Christmas.

Burgruine Aggstein

Stift Seitenstetten

Lower Austria is one of the nine states of Austria, located in the northeastern corner of the country.

Lower Austria is one of the nine states of Austria, located in the northeastern corner of the country. Since 1986, the capital of Lower Austria has been Sankt Pölten, replacing Vienna which became a separate state in 1921. With a land area of 19,186 km2 (7,408 sq mi) and a population of 1.685 million people, Lower Austria is the second most populous federal state (after Vienna). Other large cities are Amstetten, Krems an der Donau and Wiener Neustadt.

There is a spectacular valley near the Danube called Wachau, famous for its delicious fruits such as apricots. 

There is a spectacular valley near the Danube called Wachau, famous for its delicious fruits such as apricots. It is interesting to know that this valley has about 500 historical attractions, so many tourists choose this valley during their trip to Austria. If you are interested in hiking, the World Heritage Trail, a 180 km route, not only presents a fascinating scenery of Wachau valley for you but also places many historic and spectacular castles along the way visiting which send you over on a trip into the history of European architecture. 
 
Aggstein Castle 

Aggstein Castle is near the Danube River, which dates back to the Middle Ages and the 12th century when the Kuenring family first began to build it. From the Rosengärtlein, where the prisoners were once held, you can see the whole village scenery. Aggstein Castle with towers and hidden wooden stairs is a place to hold medieval festivals in springs. 
 
Dürnstein Village 

If you travel to the Wachau, do not miss the Dürnstein village with a wine tavern and the garden restaurants. The most spectacular place of Dürnstein since the Middle Ages is the ruined castle by the banks of the Danube River. Another sight is the sixteenth-century Town Hall that can be seen today in the Renaissance architecture style. The Krems Gate, with its four-storey tower, is an attraction that has survived since that time. The Kunigunde Church which was built for the wife of Emperor Heinrich II is another place you can visit. 
 
Göttweig Abbey 

If the Wachau has no attractions other than the Göttweig Abbey, it is still worth a visit. Göttweig Abbey was built about 1,000 years ago, but its Imperial staircase, designed by Paul Troger, was built in 1739 and is one of the most magnificent ones in the world. Exhibitions are also held annually in this place so the public can visit rich art in this place. 
 
Jauerling 

People who are interested in a thrilling ski can enjoy the excitement of this sport. Jauerling is a place especially famous for the attractive ski park it provides for children. In Jauliland you will have private trainers in a space where tobogganing and bobsleigh are possible for children and adults.

Wachau

The romantic baroque Rosenau Castle is located in the centre of a beautiful park. Historical charm and modern-day luxury are perfectly combined in this beautiful 4-star superior hotel.

The romantic baroque Rosenau Castle is located in the centre of a beautiful park. Historical charm and modern-day luxury are perfectly combined in this beautiful 4-star superior hotel.

Elegant double rooms and exclusive suites are spread over various wings of the castle. Facilities include satellite TV, radio, WLAN, shower/WC, hairdryer, safe, minibar, desk and a view of the extensive gardens. The suites also have a fireplace, bathroom with bathtub, old German furniture and seating.

Excellent cuisine (Falstaff 2 forks, 87 points) offering culinary highlights. In addition to seasonal specialities, first-class multi-course menus are prepared. Guests can also enjoy a private picnic in the castle park. The ambience is ideal for weddings. Terrace with a marvellous view of the castle park.

In the wellness area, you can relax in the steam bath and sauna after an eventful day. Various beauty and massage treatments are available. Please book treatments in advance.

Stroll through the castle park with seating and sunbathing areas. E-bike hire (chargeable) at the hotel. Ample parking spaces available.

Schlosshotel Rosenau

First Class Superior

Waldviertel

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 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.

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.

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.

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.

Sufficient car parking spaces available.

Hotel Residenz Wachau - Adults only

First Class

The Mostviertler Donauradweg is a very well-developed bike route. It leads through the Mostviertel region from St. Pantaleon-Erla to Ybbs on the Danube and is a section of the Danube Cycle Path in Lower Austria. 

The Mostviertel Danube Cycle Path is a very well-developed bike route. It leads through the Mostviertel region from St. Pantaleon-Erla to Ybbs on the Danube and is a section of the Danube Cycle Path in Lower Austria. It runs largely along the Danube and includes three circular routes as well as numerous sights along the way. It stretches from the vastness of the Machland to the wild ends of the Strudengau along the southern bank of the Danube. 

 

The special cycling experience comes from the winding river valleys, rolling hills and side roads with hardly any traffic. This also ensures that cyclists of different levels have a great experience. Along the route, you will find numerous cultural monuments, get to know picturesque villages and cycle past meadow orchards and square farms. 

 

There are many cycling routes for different groups of visitors, for example, 80 mountain bike routes. From spring to autumn, racing cyclists can experience the most beautiful cycling tours in Lower Austria. Because of the four bridges that connect the southern and northern parts of the Danube in the Mostviertel, the Danube Cycle Path can be easily continued on both sides.

Mostviertel Donau-Radweg

Wachau, a landscape particularly worth seeing, is nestled between Melk and Krems in the Danube Valley.

Wachau, a landscape particularly worth seeing, is nestled between Melk and Krems in the Danube Valley. The original structure of Wachau dates back to the 11th and 12th centuries. What is clearly visible in the structure of the towns is the development of the settlements. Both the building fabric and the arrangement of the houses have remained unchanged since the late Middle Ages. Wachau has been an inspiring place for romantic legends for centuries, there are very many castles and palaces full of historical love stories from the Middle Ages. To truly experience the Wachau landscape, visitors can follow the course of the Danube, which flows through the countryside. In the town of Melk, the Benedictine Abbey lies along the way as a unique piece of Baroque architecture. 

Although Wachau is a year-round destination because of its festivals and markets, the best time to visit would be from March to October. 

A boat trip on the Danube or a ride on the Wachau Railway will become an unforgettable experience, so you can remember the whole valley in a special way.

Wachau Cultural Landscape

The Mostviertel, (Must Quarter), is located southwest in the province of Lower Austria. It is a gentle, hilly landscape. The fruit meadows are typically found everywhere in this region.  

The Mostviertel, (Must Quarter), is located southwest in the province of Lower Austria. It is a gentle, hilly landscape. The fruit meadows are typically found everywhere in this region. The name of the Quarter comes from this place. From the perry and cider, the drink "Most" is produced according to the old tradition. The Mostviertel is also the most densely wooded region of Lower Austria and is a popular place for hikers and cyclists.