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The Way of St James in the Weinviertel region

The pilgrimage route through the Weinviertel: The Way of St James in the Weinviertel region

Discover the spirit of pilgrimage on a historic route leading from Drasenhofen to Krems. The Weinviertel Way of St James invites you to walk for around 153 km, in harmony with nature and entirely at your own pace. Surrounded by rolling hills, vineyards and idyllic wine cellar lanes, it’s easy to leave everyday life behind and recharge your batteries.

Accompanied by the tranquillity of nature, a journey of self-discovery awaits. You’ll gain new perspectives, and with every step, a sense of calm and serenity will take hold. 

Tip: For a cross-border pilgrimage experience, start your walk in Mikulov!

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153 km of pilgrimage bliss

  • Yellow chapel with tower and cross in Oberzögersdorf, surrounded by blue sky.
    ©Stadtgemeinde Stockerau/Klug

    Katholische Kapelle Oberzögersdorf

    Dorfplatz 59, 2000 Oberzögersdorf
  • Gourmet dish with fish fillet, vegetables and white wine on a white table.
    ©Niederösterreich Werbung/David Schreiber

    Gasthaus zum goldenen Kreuz

    Weinstraße 11, 3483 Feuersbrunn
  • Church in Leitzersdorf with clock tower and pointed roof against a blue sky.
    ©Weinviertel Tourismus / Werner Kraus

    Jakobskirche Leitzersdorf

    Ernstbrunner Straße 12 12, 2003 Leitzersdorf
  • Lounge with kitchenette
    ©Wilma Gned

    Pension Wilma

    Dorfstraße 11, 3463 Starnwörth
  • Modern building of the Rosenberger winery at dusk with illuminated lettering.
    ©Rosenberger

    Weingut & Gästehaus Rosenberger

    Leisergasse 29, 3495 Rohrendorf bei Krems
  • Event hall Gasthaus Greil
    ©Gasthaus Greil

    Friedrich Baumgartinger Gasthaus Greil

    Wiesener Straße 1, 2003 Leitzersdorf
  • Woman in hotel room reading a book and holding a glass of wine.
    ©Weinviertel Tourismus GmbH / Himml

    Gästezimmer Falkennest

    2162 Falkenstein
  • A church with a red roof and tower against a background of trees and blue sky.
    ©Marktgemeinde Großrußbach

    Kirche Weinsteig

    2114 Weinsteig
  • A couple is standing on a balcony, clinking glasses; a travel bag lies on a bed in the foreground.
    ©Weinviertel Tourismus GmbH / Michael Reidinger

    Privatzimmervermietung Müllner

    Pyhra 133, 2152 Pyhra
  • Panoramic view of the rooftops of Krems with the river and bridge in the background.
    ©Stadt Krems

    Kalteis

    Hoher Markt 7, 3500 Krems an der Donau
  • Logo of the Diesner restaurant and bowling center in Mistelbach.
    ©Hr. Diesner

    Restaurant Diesner

    Landesbahnstraße 2, 2130 Mistelbach
  • Two people are sitting at an outdoor table drinking wine.
    ©Winzerhof Bogner

    Winzerhof Familie Bogner

    Obere Hauptstraße 24, 3495 Rohrendorf bei Krems
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Eine Person greift nach einem Rucksack mit Jakobswegmuschel und Trinkflasche, der in einer Wiese steht.
©© Weinviertel Tourismus/Claudia Schlager

Top 10 tips for your pilgrimage walk

Would you like to give pilgrimage a go for the first time? With our tips, your pilgrimage is sure to be a success. Pilgrimage sounds simple. Just put on your shoes, pack your backpack and off you go. Nevertheless, we’d like to give you 10 tips to take with you, so that your pilgrimage is a wonderful experience and you’re also prepared in case of an emergency.

Romea Strata

The Weinviertel Way of St James forms part of the European cultural route, the Romea Strata, which stretches from the Baltic Sea to Rome. The Romea Strata is a network of historic routes that once led travellers from north-eastern and central Europe to Rome. It crosses several countries – Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, Poland, the Czech Republic, Austria and Italy – and connects the Baltic Sea with the heart of Italy via centuries-old paths. In the Weinviertel, the Romea Strata runs from Mikulov to Stockerau, following the Weinviertel Way of St James. 

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