Immerse yourself in the fascinating world of wine—on an accessible tour through cellars dating back up to 900 years, featuring multimedia presentations and delightfully rounded out with exquisite wines and sparkling wines to taste, along with regional specialties.
At Steininger Weinwelt, you’ll immerse yourself in the history and culture of wine. On a barrier-free tour through an impressive labyrinth of cellars—some dating back as far as 900 years—you’ll discover the world of viticulture in all its facets.
Fascinating insights into the work of winemakers, the history of wine production, and the interplay between people, nature, and the vineyards make the tour a special experience for all the senses. Multimedia stations and vivid displays convey knowledge in an entertaining way.
It’s also exciting for families and children. During the cellar tour, you’ll meet Frida & Fridolin, the playful cellar mice. With the audio guide, you’ll embark on a mystery tour through the cellar—playful, interactive, and educational. This turns a visit to the museum into an unforgettable adventure even for the youngest guests. The wine bar serves as a delightful gathering place where you can sample regional wines, juices, and specialties and purchase them at farm-direct prices. Whether to round out your visit or to linger and relax—here you can enjoy the region’s diversity in a laid-back atmosphere.
The entire cellar tour is accessible to people with disabilities.
Public Transportation
Bus/Train
From the Krems/Donau or Langenlois train stations, you can take bus 710 to the “Lange Sonne” stop. From there, it’s a 40-meter walk to the excursion destination.
You can also take advantage of the Rail&Drive offer at the Krems/Donau train station.
Bicycle
If you enjoy cycling, the excursion destination is located along the Kamp Valley Bike Trail.