Sights and Attractions in Lower Austria

The Cistercian Abbey was founded in 1133 and harmoniously blends Romanesque, Gothic and Baroque elements. Remarkable are the collegiate church, the cloisters and the trinity column. More

When Margrave Leopold III. found a veil which he had lost nine years earlier he was so thankful he had a church built at the very site. More

One of Lower Austria's most beautiful and important castles towers high above the Kamp River. Built in the 12th-century the castle was converted into a splendid renaissance palace in the 16th-century. More

The enchanting Hof Palace world of adventure occupies more than 50 hectares (124 acres) of land to the east of the Marchfeld Palace Road. More

Some 2000 years ago Emperor Tiberius had a winter camp built here which later became one of the Roman’s empire most important metropolises. More

The Hinterbrühl grotto is one of the world’s most striking natural attractions. After a blasting in 1912 the former mine was flooded with 20 million liters of water to create Europe’s largest subterranean lake. More

For over 1000 years Melk has been the spiritual and cultural center of Lower Austria. The splendid Benedictine abbey is a wonderful example of baroque architecture. More