Traisentaler Weindörfer

Route: Starting point Town Hall St. Pölten – Stadtwald Viaduct – along St. Pölten running route no. 7 – Weitern – Ragelsdorf – Großhain – Greiling – Fugging – Weidling – Wielandsthal (continuing on the vineyard cycle path to Wagram) – Walpersdorf Castle – Inzersdorf – Getzersdorf – Reichersdorf – Nußdorf – Wagram (alternative via Hollenburg – Danube cycle path no. 6) – Traismauer – Venusberg – Oberndorf – Traisental cycle path – Herzogenburg/Naturfreundeplatzl – Pottenbrunn (Wasserburg) – Ratzersdorfer Lake – Town Hall St. Pölten.

Alternative: From Walpersdorf Castle – Inzersdorf – Theyern – Maria Elend (guesthouse “Zur schönen Aussicht”) – Höbenbach – Krustetten (“Göttweigblick”) – Nußdorf.

No special requirements for the bikes. Helmets are mandatory for children under 12 years.

Please observe the traffic regulations! Groups with children are advised to get off when crossing streets and push the bikes together.

West Motorway A1, exit St. Pölten South/East

Arrival by bus or train to St. Pölten main station possible.

Underground car park Radhausplatz / Karmeliterhof parking garage

Responsible for the content of this route: St. Pölten Tourism Information

Rathausplatz 1, 3100 St. Pölten

Tel: +43 2742 333 5000

E-Mail: tourismus@st-poelten.gv.at

www.stpoeltentourismus.at/radfahren

On the way, there is the Renaissance Walpersdorf Castle, the pilgrimage church Maria Elend, the prehistoric museum Nußdorf, and the Wetterkreuzkirche Hollenburg. In Traismauer, there are the castle museum, wine shop, and bathing lakes. In Herzogenburg, you will find the Augustinian Canons Monastery, the baroque monastery garden, the Reither House cultural center, and a sports center. In St. Pölten, there is the 3-lakes experience with sports opportunities and a lookout tower. Along the route, numerous Heurigen wine taverns (information on opening times at the St. Pölten and Herzogenburg tourist offices).