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Hiking tour Starting from Pöggstall - Main Square
Path no. 61
Path no. 61
Worth seeing:
Pöggstall Castle - which hosted the Lower Austrian provincial exhibition "Alles was Recht ist" in 2017 - is home to a museum on the history of law, including the only "original" torture chamber and a documentation on the life and work of artist Franz Traunfellner. The special exhibition "Pöggstall Castle - between the region and the imperial court" in the barbican is just as exciting and tells of the eventful restoration, significant finds and amazing stories about the lords of the castle. A 3D animation vividly shows how the keep and the later castle grew from its original structure to its present form.
In addition to Pöggstall Castle with its barbican (traffic circle), the very old St. Anna Church in the field (1140), the parish church of Pöggstall and the pilgrimage church in Neukirchen (1118) on the Ostrong, which is older than Maria Taferl as a pilgrimage church, are also worth a visit.
Leisure tips:
4 tennis courts, beach volleyball court, soccer pitch, a covered multi-sports facility, children's playgrounds, campsite, mountain bike and cycle routes, fishing and riding opportunities, Laas horse farm, Texas Longhorn Austria, Hotglass Atelier Faffelberger, Kräuterhof Schrammel, Josef Mitmasser brand painting.
From the main square you walk through the rondel, over the Tavern Square into the Upper Main Street to the town sign. Entrance Bachwiesenweg to the Heubrücke and over the Weitenbach (450 m). Then you follow the meadow path to Laas (473 m). The way back goes on the Laas municipal road, past the new settlement at Krempersbach, over the Weitenbach bridge at Rogendorfer Street and the Badgasse to the main square.
A1 to Melk exit - drive over the Danube on the B3a and switch to the B3 and drive to Weitenegg - here switch to the B216 and drive to Eitental - drive on the L7223 to Seiterndorf and on the L7226 to Pöggstall
Tourism Association Ysper-Weitental
3683 Yspertal, Hauptstraße 9
(T) +43 7415 6767 25
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Waldviertel Tourism
3910 Zwettl, Sparkassenplatz 1/2/2
(T) +43 2822 54109
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Letzte Änderung: 3 Aug 2026