With all the comfort that HOTEL SCHLOSS HAINDORF offers: There are also many good reasons to leave the hotel for a short time and go on excursions in the surrounding area. The wealth of possibilities is amazing.
Langenlois is also known as the “gateway to the Kamptal”, a wild and romantic river landscape that is considered the “cradle of the summer resort”. As early as 1900, guests were drawn to the vineyards, forests and idyllic villages along the river. Even today, the pretty Kamptal villas and the red-white-red painted bathhouses along the Kamp are among the trademarks of the valley. The “Nordic” dream landscape at the Ottenstein reservoir is also a must-see.
The wine town still lives up to its original name “Liubisa” (the lovely): the historic town center is characterized by magnificent, centuries-old winegrowers’ houses. Many a dreamy cellar alley runs through the outskirts of the town and gentle vineyards nestle around everything as if to protect the town. Langenlois presents itself to guests as a dynamic center with small cafés and fine dining and with a variety of festivals and experiences, all of which have a connection to the wine tradition.
Popular sights such as the Kittenberg Adventure Gardens, Noah’s Ark, Grafenegg Festival Castle, Göttweig Abbey and the Wachau UNESCO World Heritage Site are just a short drive away.
HOTEL SCHLOSS HAINDORF is also an excellent base from which to explore the Waldviertel. A legendary region with countless ponds, ancient abbeys and monasteries, authentic culinary delights and extensive forests.
It’s hard to believe that HOTEL SCHLOSS HAINDORF is just an hour’s drive from Vienna. A day trip to the Austrian capital is therefore a must!
Vineyards as far as the eye can see, shady cellar lanes and spectacular vantage points: The hiking routes around Langenlois meet the most diverse demands. Wine enjoyment and wine culture are always part of the natural experience.
The varied landscape around Langenlois also makes the hearts of mountain bikers beat faster. The countless trails through vineyards, the steep vineyards, the gravel roads along the banks of the Kamp, the hidden paths through dense forests – all this makes the region an Eldorado for cyclists.
The varied wine landscape of Langenlois offers ideal conditions for excursions by bike. Magnificent vantage points, intense nature experiences and encounters with Kamptal wine culture are always part of the action.
