Out of Eggenburg into the open field

Pack your mobile phone and maps in your backpack, and don’t forget your Lower Austria Card if you have one!

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The route leads from the Krahuletz Museum over the Kremserberg and the Bahnallee out of Eggenburg into the open field. At first, you follow the "Earth History Hiking Trail" to the Kühnring sandpit, then continue west to the village of Kühnring, pass through it and leave it heading north. It then continues to an agricultural path, from there to the right back towards Eggenburg and along the route of the "Meiseldorfer Teich Hiking Trail" to the center.

Public free parking at the Eggenburg Stadthalle, access via Kühnringerstraße or Leinwandbleiche.

Main Square Eggenburg - short-term parking zone.

From Vienna on the A22 to Stockerau, then on the B4 towards Horn to Maissau, turn-off to Eggenburg on the B35, 8 km more.

Or from Stockerau via the B303 to Hollabrunn and further on the B2 via Schön grabern to Eggenburg.

Coming from the West Autobahn (A1), take the St. Pölten East exit on the S33 towards Krems to Gedersdorf, continue on the B35 via Straß and Mühlbach to the B4, then left towards Horn to Maissau, turn-off to Eggenburg on the B35 until Eggenburg.

From the Czech Republic via the 413 over Hnanice/Mitterretzbach, continue on the B35 via Retz to Eggenburg

Franz Joseph Railway: from Vienna Franz-Josefs Station to Eggenburg. Your exact route can be planned with the VOR route planner: https://anachb.vor.at/

Worth seeing:

• Krahuletz Museum
• former cinema (a Clemens Holzmeister building) Bergfried