Hausbrunn

Hausbrunn in the district of Mistelbach lies in a valley incision northwest of Hohenau. The highest elevation is the 241-metre-high Schirmberg. The village was first mentioned in a document in 1195 and became a market town in 1716.

Leisure time in Hausbrunn: beautiful hikes and long bike rides

Several marked hiking trails lead to wonderfully relaxing Weinviertel fresh air spots. The Gottfried von Preyer circular hiking trail, for example, commemorates the local son who became world-famous as a bandleader and composer in the 19th century.

The region is also exciting for cyclists: the four-hour Eurovelo stage 9 from Valtice to Mannersdorf, for example, leads via Hausbrunn. Another tip is the Kamp-Thaya-March route: it leads from Altlichtenwarth via Hausbrunn to Hohenau an der March. Incidentally, the entire KTM route is a good 400 kilometers long.

Hausbrunn: Historical sights

• Gottfried von Preyer memorial at the town hall
• Small cellar museum Am Edenberg (visit by appointment at the municipal office)
• Catholic parish church of St. Vitus
• Two statue wayside shrines: St. Mary and St. John Nepomuk
• Listed elementary school building from 1885