Stadtgemeinde Traismauer

The municipality of Traismauer in the district of St. Pölten-Land is the gateway to the heart of Lower Austria, surrounded by plains created by the Danube and Traisen rivers and flanked by vineyards.

The municipality of Traismauer in the district of St. Pölten-Land is the gateway to the heart of Lower Austria, surrounded by plains created by the Danube and Traisen rivers and flanked by vineyards. In ancient times, the area belonged to the province of Noricum. It was home to the equestrian fort Augustianis, as part of the Danube Limes. The Danube Limes has been a World Heritage Site since 2021.

Traismauer was first mentioned in a document as early as 799 - under the name "Tremsa" at the time. Today, the historical sights and a wide range of leisure and gastronomy options invite you to take a short break or excursion in Traismauer at any time.

Sights in Traismauer
Roman Gate and Hunger Tower, castle and church, main square and town wall: in Traismauer, stone witnesses to history are waiting to be discovered and admired at every turn.

Traismauer Castle has many stories to tell - as the former seat of the Roman cavalry fort on the one hand and the setting of the Nibelungen on the other: In the Middle Ages, none other than Kriemhild spent a few nights here. Today, the castle is the venue for top-class events during the annual cultural summer.

Traismauer: the best excursion tips for young and old
The former Hunger Tower from the 4th to 5th century AD is a popular attraction. Speaking of "hunger": How about a visit to one of the numerous wine taverns in the region?

Another great attraction - especially for children - is the culture trail of the talking Romans: the themed trail for young and old provides a lively account of Roman history in Traismauer at five stations. It can be explored on foot or by bike. In the summer months, a visit to the beautiful natural lakes is also a must - with spacious sunbathing and play areas as well as the Danube restaurant right on the banks of the Danube.