Discover Reichendorf

Reichendorf offers several specific points of interest to help you plan your trip: cycling routes, the listed village chapel and traditional events. The routes can be distinguished by their waypoints and landscape features, while festivals are tied to specific occasions. If you choose the village for a stay, this distinction can help you plan your cycling trip, cultural interests and event dates separately.

Cycling routes with their own landmarks

The Käferbohnentour to the Römerweinstraße follows the WZ1 from Elz via Reichendorf, the Gottesgraben and the small settlement of Hart to a point where the WZ1 splits. This sequence gives you a specific reference point when you want to understand the route. The Apfelland and Pöllauer Tal loop runs through Reichendorf to Preßguts. On the Obstland Tour, the section from Reichendorf follows orchards and a small patch of forest to the turnoff for Reichendorf.

The three routes use different landmarks: a sequence of place names along the WZ1, the continuation to Preßguts, and a stretch of landscape with orchards and forest. When choosing, you can consider whether you are more interested in a sequence of places, a named destination or the landscape along a section of the route.

Getting there and connections

RegioBus route 334 connects Pischelsdorf and Reichendorf. If you include the bus in your travel plans, check the route timetable in advance and plan your day around the times listed there.

For the approach from Vienna to Puch given for the Apple Route cycling tour in Eastern Styria, the route follows the A2 to the Hartberg exit, then the B54 to Pischelsdorf, and continues via Reichendorf and Elz to Puch. The bus connection between Pischelsdorf and Reichendorf and this route from Vienna to Puch are two separate reference points for your planning.

Village chapel and traditional events

Reichendorf’s village chapel is protected as a historic monument by decree. It adds a cultural aspect to the cycling theme and gives you another point of interest when planning your visit. If you would like to include architectural heritage as well as the routes, the chapel is a specific local landmark.

At the traditional Easter egg hunt on Easter Saturday at the Reichendorf Volunteer Fire Brigade station, families search for Easter nests with their children and meet the Easter Bunny. The date may vary from year to year. If this event is important to your trip, check the date for the year in question. The Kulmland Festival is a traditional annual event in Reichendorf. Here, too, be sure to include the date for the relevant year in your plans.

Grabner Buschenschank

Grabner Buschenschank is located at Kulmstraße 92 in Reichendorf, at an altitude of 600 metres. Its large panoramic terrace offers views across the Styrian Apple Country to the Koralpe on the horizon. As opening times may depend on the season, check the current opening arrangements before visiting.

To find a hotel in Reichendorf, you can first decide what you want to focus on during your stay: one of the cycling routes, the village chapel or an event. Then make your choice based on your personal requirements.

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