Discover Kirchberg an der Raab

Kirchberg an der Raab lies in the Raab Valley, in the heart of Styria’s Vulkanland and thermal spa region. Activities for a stay range from cycling along the Raab and spending a day swimming to archery and regional history. This lets you focus your trip on different interests rather than reducing the town to just one activity.

Cycling and 3D archery

The R11 cycle path runs along the Raab and is suitable for cycling. If you like to plan your trip around a bike ride, it offers a direct connection to the river. The BSC Rothberg 3D archery course offers a different way to get active: it winds through woods and meadows, has varied targets and includes different routes for beginners and experienced archers.

The course includes the Wieselgraben route with 33 targets and the Dachsbaurunde with 20. Check the latest route details before you set off. Alternating between cycling and archery gives you two distinct ways to spend time outdoors.

Seerosenbad

Seerosenbad Kirchberg an der Raab operates entirely without chemicals. It has an activity area, a swimming area and a non-swimmer area with a water slide. The facility also includes a natural swimming lake with a total water surface of 3,200 square metres. The areas and stated water surface give you a sense of different aspects of the facility: what the baths offer and the size of the lake.

The facility operates seasonally. Check when Seerosenbad is open before your trip. That way, you can plan a day of swimming without assuming a particular time of year.

Kirchberg Collection and regional history

The museum in the church tower of Kirchberg an der Raab displays selected pieces from the Kirchberg church treasury. These include monstrances from the 18th and 19th centuries and an ornate vestment made of Venetian brocade dating from 1774. The collection brings together several historical objects and a vestment whose material and date of origin are specified.

Beneath the sacristy of the parish church, the Kirchberg ossuary houses countless old bones. The Fladnitz im Raabtal Village Museum offers a different historical focus: in newly redesigned rooms, it presents centuries-old evidence of rural life. Together, these sites offer a look at the church treasury and ossuary as well as the history of everyday rural life.

Garden tours and regional cuisine

Zettl’s Landhausgarten offers in-depth garden tours with information on plant care. This makes it a distinct option alongside the historical collections, with a focus on gardens and plant-care knowledge. Confirm the availability of tours before your trip.

Weinhof and Buschenschank Monschein offer homemade delicacies made with fresh regional ingredients. The selection may vary by season. For a culinary focus on your trip, this offers a different experience from the cycle path, swimming or museums.

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