Discover Grafenwörth

Grafenwörth offers several different ways to enjoy a stay: wine landscapes and cellar lanes, hiking trails, the Peace Stupa and the Grafenwörth floodplain forest. If you are looking for a hotel in Grafenwörth, you can start by considering which of these aspects interests you most. The routes and places each have their own character: sometimes the focus is on panoramic views and vineyards, sometimes on a hike, quiet meditation or the natural setting of the floodplain forest.

Wine Landscapes and Cellar Lanes

The Feuersbrunn Vineyard Panorama Trail runs past vineyards and traditional cellar lanes. The route offers panoramic views across the Wagram and as far as the Danube plain. If you would like to experience a landscape shaped by winegrowing and wide-open views, this trail brings both together.

In the Feuersbrunn cellar lane, historic press houses and cellars line the loess slope. The surroundings invite you to stroll, linger and enjoy yourself. In autumn, numerous winemakers open their cellars for tastings; the participating winemakers may vary.

Feuersbrunn’s annual cellar lane festival takes place in July, with wine, music and regional delicacies. The exact dates vary. If you are planning your trip around the festival, check the specific event dates before making plans. Tastings in the cellars take place in autumn, while the festival is held in July: this gives you two wine-related occasions in different seasons to choose from.

Hiking Between the Wagram and the Floodplain Forest

The Jettsdorf Loop is an easy 7.45-kilometre hike that follows the Mühlkamp. The Feuersbrunn Stupa Trail passes through vineyards, open fields and quiet stretches of the Wagram, going by the Grafenwörth Peace Stupa. The starting point is Wagram/Grafenegg railway station on Bahnstraße, 3483 Grafenwörth. The Weinviertel Way of St. James passes through Feuersbrunn in the municipality of Grafenwörth.

Well-marked routes run around the Grafenwörth floodplain forest between the Danube and the Kamp. Deciduous trees shape the natural setting; the floodplain forest is ideal for hiking and picnicking. The hiking options each have a different focus: the Jettsdorf Loop specifies its length and difficulty, while the Feuersbrunn Stupa Trail highlights the landscape, starting point and route past the stupa. This can help you choose between an easy hike with a stated distance and a trail with a spiritual connection.

Grafenwörth Peace Stupa

The Grafenwörth Peace Stupa is a place of silence and mindfulness, open to people of all cultures and worldviews. Silent meditation is possible; group meditation sessions take place by arrangement with the stupa team. If you would like to focus on peace and meditation, the stupa offers a distinctive spiritual dimension to your stay.

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