Discover Antau

Antau offers several distinct starting points for planning a trip: protected heritage sites, Roman history, wine-growing in Rosalia and a cycling route that passes through the village. This lets you choose the destination based on your interests—cultural history, wine experiences for groups or a cycling connection. If you are looking for hotels in Antau, you are choosing the destination; assess location, amenities and terms based on the specific offer.

Cultural history in Antau

Four specifically named sites are protected by decree: the Catholic parish church of St. Andrew, the Anna Chapel, the Plague/Trinity Column and the White Cross wayside shrine. Their names distinguish between religious landmarks: the parish church and chapel identify sacred buildings, while the column and wayside shrine are other forms of religious memorial. Their shared protected status classifies them as monuments, while their names indicate the type of site in each case. For a cultural-historical perspective on Antau, they offer several points of interest rather than just a single church building.

Antau’s Roman past can also be understood through different clues. Roman graves have repeatedly been uncovered during construction work in Antau. Clues that may suggest a Roman settlement once stood there can still be found at the eastern edge of the municipality. The graves and the settlement hypothesis represent different types of evidence: the graves were uncovered during construction work, while the clues at the eastern edge allow for a cautious interpretation of earlier settlement. If you are interested in the history of the village, this Roman connection adds another historical perspective to its protected religious landmarks.

Wine-growing and group experiences at Migsich

Migsich Winery is located in Antau, Burgenland, in the heart of the Rosalia wine-growing region. On request, the “Klassik” wine-tasting package is available for groups of eight or more. It includes an approximately 90-minute cellar tour, a welcome glass of sparkling wine, a guided tasting of five selected wines, as well as cheese and bread. The approximate duration refers to the cellar tour; the tasting and accompanying refreshments are also part of the package.

Another option is a 30-minute tour of the winery, including the demonstration vineyard, press house, barrique cellar and bottling facility. It is offered to groups of eight or more by prior arrangement. The two formats differ in both itinerary and duration: “Klassik” combines a cellar tour and guided wine tasting with cheese and bread, while the winery tour covers the production areas listed above. Both require a minimum group size of eight; note the respective booking conditions—an enquiry for “Klassik” and advance booking for the winery tour. If you would like to include either offer in your plans, arrange it with the winery in advance, by enquiry or advance booking as appropriate.

A cycling connection through Antau

The official route “Neusiedler See Cycle Route connection from Oggau - Koglweg (B13)” passes through Antau. This route is listed as 17.24 kilometres long, with a stated duration of 1 hour and 15 minutes. The distance and duration refer to the same route and provide two specific points of reference for your planning. If you are considering cycling as the focus of your trip, you can include this named connection among the area’s points of interest.

The local history, group wine experiences and cycling route offer different ways to shape a stay in Antau. Use these themes to help you consider the village as a travel destination.

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