Sights

The difference between Strechau Castle and the village of Lassing is barely 100 meters in altitude. Even from afar, it is capable of awe-inspiring its observers.

In the museum, you embark on a journey through time on four exhibition levels. And you soon know: In the Gesäuse, a lot has revolved around wood.

The Benedictine monastery was founded in 1074 - ancient history but young, Christian, contemporary spirit lives behind these graceful walls.

Drinking water has been flowing from Hochschwab to Vienna since 1910. The II. Wiener Hochquellenleitung was a technical masterpiece and you can see this for yourself in the museum.

"Die Planspitze - Berg der Gegensätze" (The Planspitze - Mountain of Contrasts) focuses on the Planspitze mountain massif towering over Gstatterboden with its many facets and contrasts.

In the Gesaeuse north in St. Gallen there is a castle that reminds us that there was already a lot going on here in the 13th century.

One of the most famous cemeteries far and wide. In the mountaineering village of Johnsbach, people know how to tell stories, even the tragic ones.

About 6 km west of Admont, on the left bank of the Enns River, a forested single mountain called "Kulm" rises, bearing the Frauenberg parish and pilgrimage church, visible from afar.

A small place with a long history. And by that we don't mean hundreds or thousands of years, but millions of years, because stones, fossils and other finds, testify to a place steeped in history.

To be interested in this mining museum, you need to know what charcoal making is. It is one of the oldest craft techniques ever and it is about making charcoal.

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