Spillern

The Weinviertel market town of Spillern is located between Korneuburg and Stockerau - on the northern edge of the Danube region. The village is a popular family vacation destination and an ideal starting point for hikes - e.g. to the Rohrwald forest with its adventurous Swedish caves, to the Waschberg and Michelberg mountains or through the pristine Au region.

Spillern: sights & interesting facts

In 1996, the millennium year, a village walk was laid out which leads past the most important sights of Spillern: the Roman Catholic parish church from 1966, the lovingly furnished fire department and local history museum as well as the historical weapons collection in the community center.

The romantic wine cellar lane in Spillern is also impressive: there are 19 buildings over a length of around 250 meters.

Of particular interest to horse lovers: the local Marienhof stud farm is dedicated to breeding the old Kladruber horse breed. These noble animals, which were the declared favorites of Emperor Rudolf II in the 16th century, are particularly elegant and large-framed. They are considered the oldest cultivated horse breed in Central Europe.

Leisure & sport in Spillern

Hiking and cycling are very popular in Spillern, which is rich in routes. With an 18-hole golf course and a swimming pond in the floodplain - as well as tennis, horse riding, asphalt curling, soccer and beach volleyball - sport and exercise are also very important in Spillern. Children of all ages and adults are guaranteed to find the right pastime for a relaxing vacation here.