The Sulz-Nexing station in the market town of Niedersulz in the Lower Austrian district of Gänserndorf is quaint and idyllic. Situated far to the north-east, the station is the terminus for journeys on the K. K. Weinviertel Museum Railway.
Route information
The line from Stammersdorf to Dobermannsdorf, which was abandoned in 2010, is operated on an approximately 9-kilometer section from Bad Pirawarth to Sulz-Nexing for the historical special trips of the K. K. Weinviertel Museum Railway.
The nostalgic trains to Bad Pirawarth and Sulz-Nexing are operated.
Lively village life
A ride with a diesel or steam locomotive on the nostalgic route with the K. K. Weinviertel Museum Railway is an adventure in itself and the beautiful scenery of the Weinviertel adds the perfect ambience to this adventurous journey. Once you arrive in Sulz-Nexing, after a ten-minute walk south from the station, a real museum gem awaits. In the local museum village of Niedersulz, the private passion of Niedersulz-born farmer Josef Geissler has resulted in an immense collection of exhibits, which continues to grow to this day and together bring a piece of village history to life.
