Geology Trail

Leírás

The walled town of Eggenburg is nestled in the gently rolling landscape of the Wald- and Weinviertel. The medieval walls enclose the scenic historic center with impressive houses from the Renaissance and Baroque periods, magnificent churches and columns, with beautiful streets and squares. The people have time for you, whether in excellent gastronomy or with friendly accommodation providers. Here, you are welcome and well looked after with the best food and in cozy rooms with excellent facilities.

The Geology Trail leads to places where the development of our landscape is clearly visible.

A túra kiinduló pontja

Krahuletz Museum Eggenburg

A túra végállomása

Krahuletz Museum Eggenburg

Utak leírása Geology Trail

The start is the Krahuletz Museum. From there, walk towards the train station out of Eggenburg. Always straight ahead past the Florianibründl to the Armenseelenkreuz; there turn right onto the service road towards Kühnring. Then continue towards Kühnring. The path then turns left. On the way to Zogelsdorf, you pass the Barbarakapelle. At the entrance of Zogelsdorf is the Johannes quarry, and in the Steinmetzhaus Zogelsdorf you learn all about the famous sandstone from quarrying to processing – a museum worth seeing (open only on weekends). The path leads out of Zogelsdorf and back towards Eggenburg. At the forest edge, take the path leading right through the small forest, cross a street, and continue through the forest towards Galgenberg. At the first field path intersection, turn sharp left and follow the field path straight towards Kalvarienberg. Past the woodland shrine, continue to the Mayerkapelle; after this, turn right towards the Grabkapelle on Vitusberg. After a beautiful Baroque boundary stone, a branch to the right leads to the Vituskapelle with a magnificent view to the east: Grafenberg, Wartberg, and the wide fields of the Weinviertel; to the north, the Kogelsteine. Return on the path and continue again to the Grabkapelle. From there, go over the playground down towards the town.