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Under the motto "Small places – big stories", selected local walks in the Roman land of Carnuntum and Marchfeld lead on partly unknown paths to historic buildings and old walls, through beautiful nature and hidden alleys.
Situated in the natural jewel of the Marchauen floodplains, the town with its castle and medieval town layout can tell a centuries-old story. On the Marchegg local walk, you encounter impressive walls and towers, habitats of unique fauna and flora, the border river March, and – of course – the largest colony of white stork tree nests in Central Europe.
To discover the Carnuntum-Marchfeld local walks, simply download the "Local Walks" app onto your smartphone, either online as a web app or as a native app, which does not require an internet connection on site. Your own position is shown on a map during the walk – so you always stay on the right path! Google Play Store or App Store
Výchozí bod trasy
Marchegg Castle
Cílový bod trasy
Marchegg Castle
Popis trasy Marchegg local walk
The local walk starts directly at Marchegg Castle, where in the first audio story “Marchegg Castle – royal residence and stork paradise” you can immediately learn a lot of interesting facts about the castle and its former inhabitants. Then continue towards Wienerstraße, the main local road B49, which you cross. A directional arrow diagonally across points the way into the floodplain forest. Follow this path straight ahead. After a short stretch through a small forest, the path turns left. There you take a stop and listen to the second audio story “The disloyal steward of the prince”. Then follow the path further to the main road B49 and cross it. Continue straight ahead until a directional arrow points left to the town wall. Before you enter the narrow path, you learn some fascinating details in the audio story “Of towers, walls, and goose pastures” with a view of the nearby Powder Tower. Now turn left onto the path and walk along the town wall past a pond to the Ungar Gate. Here a directional arrow shows the right way straight ahead. Continue until you reach the customs memorial “The Eagle” directly on the March river. There awaits the fourth audio story “Border river March – from Iron Curtain to Green Belt”. The directional arrow indicates the further path, which leads along the March and later along the Mühlbach stream back to Marchegg Castle. Arriving at the back of the castle, listen to the last audio story “Natural jewel Marchauen”. Now it is only a few steps back to the starting point.
