Details for: Museum cycling
Brief description
Eight museums in the Viennese Alps invite visitors to "museum cycling." Bike paths lead through a varied landscape.
Included are: Museum St. Peter an der Sperr, Tin Figure World Katzelsdorf, Hackerhaus Cultural Center, Pitten Regional Museum PIZ1000, Archduke Johann Documentation Thernberg, Fortified Churches Documentation Edlitz, Krumbach Museum Village, Sconarium Bad Schönau
Description
The museums represent various institutions worth discovering. History, natural sciences, or toys tell stories of the past and present of this region. The museums bring to life the people and events that shaped this landscape. Those who cycle absorb the surrounding scenery. Wherever museums invite you to visit, you can immerse yourself even more deeply in the landscape. Because it is only with its history that the region becomes fully tangible.
Starting point of the tour
Museum St. Peter an der Sperr
Destination point of the tour
Sconarium Bad Schönau
Route description Museum cycling
The starting point of the route is the Museum St. Peter an der Sperr. Via the section of Euro Velo 9 (signage from the Kasematten Wiener Neustadt) you leave the urban area towards Katzelsdorf to the Tin Figure World. Continuing through Lanzenkirchen, past the Asia Spa Linsberg thermal baths, the next stop is the Hackerhaus Cultural Center. Along the Rosalia hill chain, we now reach Walpersbach. The further route leads to Pitten to the PIZ 1000 Pitten Regional Museum. Via Seebenstein, the route continues to Scheiblingkirchen and Thernberg to the Archduke Johann Documentation. Euro Velo 9 takes us further to Edlitz, where the Fortified Churches Documentation Edlitz awaits. From here, we leave Euro Velo 9 and cycle along or beside the B55 to Krumbach to the Museum Village. The Eisgreissler ice cream shop and the Schwarz-Bräu brewery can also be seen here. The last part of the stage now heads towards Bad Schönau, where our destination with the Sconarium is located. For families, returning to Aspang by train from where it is very comfortable to return to Wiener Neustadt is recommended.
It is very easy to get to Wiener Neustadt main station by train. From there, you can reach Museum St. Peter an der Sperr within just a few minutes on foot or by bike.
Author's tip
Also visit the establishments of the Lower Austrian tavern culture in the respective community.
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