Bad Erlach cultural hiking trail (short route) (BE 2)

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Since the earliest times, Bad Erlach was a settlement area at Roman traffic routes, at the border between the duchies of Styria and Austria. Shaped by its location at the edge of the Steinfeld and the Bucklige Welt, the plain opens here giving the place a special charm. It connects Burgenland influences with the Lower Austrian surroundings.

Testimonies of the past reach through the entire Austrian history: the medieval Ulrich Church, Schloss Linsberg as a place of protection, Harathof from the second Christian colonization period, the agriculturally shaped village street and remains of industrialization. All of this is integrated into the emerging place without denying its historical diversity.

The cultural hiking trail opens culture and history of this lesser-known region of Lower Austria. It spans a bow from the historical beginnings through industrialization to the modern wellness oasis, to convey the unity of landscape, history, and culture.

Accompanying persons can be booked through the municipal office.

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Bad Erlach, thermal car park Linsberg Asia

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Bad Erlach, thermal car park Linsberg Asia Spa

Utak leírása Bad Erlach cultural hiking trail (short route) (BE 2)

This route description refers to the start via Thermenstraße. Since it is a circular hiking trail, starting in the opposite direction is also possible.

From the Bad Erlach thermal car park, the path leads over the roundabout onto Thermenstraße. At the T-junction, turn right into Wiener Neustädter Straße, cross the railway tracks, and then turn right into Bahngasse. Following the street layout, turn left at the next intersection to enter Fabrikgasse. This street leads to the river crossing, which opens into Ufergasse. After the bridge, the path continues straight cross-country until Blumenstraße is reached. Here, turn right and then left onto Rosaliastraße.

At the next opportunity, turn right onto Lambacherstraße and at the following intersection left onto Brombergerstraße. The path continues until the brickworks, where you turn right into Bergweg. This leads to a hiking trail, which you follow straight ahead until turning right downhill onto a path. The path leads down into the village.

At Heuweg, turn left onto Wiener Neustädter Straße. Then follow a right turn into Brunner Straße, continuing until the intersection with the "Schwarzer Weg". Here, turn and follow the path along the railway tracks. Finally, go left uphill to Thermenstraße, where Schloss Linsberg is passed. Keeping right, the path leads past the forest cemetery back to the thermal car park.