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Olbergrelief, um 1520. — Hause Frauengasse 8, eines 1191' lieriihmten Alt-Badener Karner, romanischer Ban ans dem 13. Jahrh. -_ Rathaus. Htiuser in dem 1698 (-in Renaissancebau mit dreiteiliger Laube. —- Ruine )Ilidling 11. Jahrh. — Schwarzer Turm erbaut 1810. — Zar Peter der GPOBe und 1822 81.11am.- lliiuser: Herzoghof, Herzoggrasse 4, gotisches Hans mit kanzler Fiirst Metternich gewohnt haben. Wappenerker: Herzoggasse 1, Renaissancebau mil Johann Stl'auB war auch viele Summer Gast (Ies Hotels Sgraffito (1566); Hans in der Elisabethstrafie 16 um ..Zun1 griinen Baum“. 1500 erhaut. Am Franz Josephs-Platz Renaissancehans Karl AIillocker wohnle (-inige Sommer i111 Gab-l- 1538. Beethovenhaus HzmptstraBe 79 mit hemerke11s~ haus ,.an schwarzen Bock", \vo auch manche seiner werlem Lnuhenhof 11m 1500. — Missionshane Ht. Gabriel Uperetten (-ntstanden sind. Eude der Neunzigerjahre. mil Museum. 11.-10h einern Schlaganfall, siedelte sich der Meister in einem kleinen Hause in der Albreehtsg'asse 6 an. Im HINTERBRUHL, 252 m. Sommerfris'che. “31111511111011 31ml? Herbst 1899 u'bersiedelte Millocker in eine groBe Woh_ ling". Fahrpreie 81.20. 111111;: am Conrad von Hotzendorf-Platz 8 11nd starb dort Sehennwcrlz Seegrotte mit 4000 m'-’ grofiem See 11nd in 1181' Silvesternacht 1899. I} km lang'e (‘range mit unterirdiseher Kahnfahrt. Fiih- HEILIGENKREUZ, 360 m. Fahrpreis mit dem Postanto von rung téiglich. Eintritt mit Knhnfahrt Sl.—. —— Husaren’ Baden-Siidbahnhof S 1.20. lempel 21111 (lem Kleinen Anninger. Klassizisdsche freie Naehbildung Pines dorischen Tempels. 1813 von Josef Sehenswert: Alteste Zisterzienserabtei Osterreiehs. Kornhiinsel erbaul. In der Krynta liee'en 7 Husaren im Jahre 1135 von Markgraf Leopold III. dem Heiligen bestattet, die den Bauherrn.Fiirst Johann I. von Liechten negriindet mit stimmnngsvollem Kreuzgang, ein Pracht~ stein 1809 in der Schlacht bei Aspern geretlet batten. bau, um 1220 begonncn, mil mehr als 300 Saulchen aus rotem Marmor. Brunnenhaus mit- Glasgemfilden \‘011 GUMPOLDSKIRCHEN, 259 1n. Mal-kt. bekanmester Wein- grofier Farbenpracht, 14. Jahrh. Das 1687 erbaute Refek- ort Osterreichs. Fahrpreis von Wien-Siidbahnhof $1.80. torium mit barockem Stuck 11ml einem groBen Gemiilde von )1. Altomonte. — Im Kapitelsaal ruhen mehrere S eh e n sw e r t: Iiathaus. Laubenbau aus dem 16. Jahrh. Babenberger Marlqzrafen nnd Herzoge: in der Mitte der rnit viergeschossig'mn Eckturm. Der Brunnen am Platze von den Tiirken verstiimmelte Grabstein des im Jahre mit Bassin ans romanischem Sarkophag und barockem 12416 iQ'Iestorbenen letzten Babenbergers, Herzog Fried< Anl'bau. Wuchtige Prangersiiule vom Jahre 1563. Inter- rims . ossante Hiuser \‘0n 1161‘ Gotik bis Ende des 18. Jahrh. mil sehr c-haraktervollen breiten Einfahrtstoren. Han» MAYERLING, 300m. ‘Fahrpreis mit dem Post-auto vnn nnmmer 237 mit Laubenganfr ans dem 16. Jahrh. Gast- Baden-Si'rdbahnhof S 1.40. liof mit Rundportal am. Keilstein 1612. — SchloB Sehenswert: Karine]iterinnenklostor, ehemals .lagd’ 18. Jahrh. leilweise von Wassergraben 11mgeben. 8pm» schloB den Kronprinzen Rudolf von Osterreich, der hier harm-kc Einrichtung' 11nd gute Bilder. — Pfarrklrche 11m 30.'Jiinner 1899 freiwillig: ans dem Leben schied. mi: ho'lzerner Barbarastalue Anfang 15. Jahrh. Sleinernes Das Sterbemmmel' \vurde in eine Kapelle 11mgewanrlell'. Olbergrrelief nm 1430. — \Veinbauschule. BAD VOSLAU, 255 m. Kurort mil Heilquelle. Fahrpreie \‘On BADEN, 232m. Faln'preis um Wien-Siidbahnhof 82.20. Wien-Siidbahnhof S 2.40. Heilbad mit den grolfiten uml reichhaltigsten Schwefel- lI e i l a n z e i ,r: e n: Allgemeine Erschiipfungszustiindv thermen Iim'opas. H e i l a n z e i 1r e n: Rheumatische Err rheumatisclie I'lrkrankungen. Neuralgien nnd Neuritiden. krankungen der Muskeln und del' Gelenke. harnsanrv harnsaure Diathese. — K ul'mittel: Akrototherme fllr Diathese, Nen'cnleiden. Neuralgien (Ischias) 11nd neuriti- Hade- und Trinkkuren. r Hauptknrzeil: lli. Mai sche Hautkrankheiten, Katarrhe (ler oberen Luftwege. - bis 15. September. eh e n s \v e r t: Thermalparkstrandhad fiir 15.000 Per< Kurmittel: 8chwefelthermen fiir Bade-, Inhalations- sonen. 11nd Trinkkuren: Schwefelschlamrn. Diéitkuren. Trauben- kuren. Terrainknren. -— K Ilrzeit: Ganzjahrig. —— GREIFENSTEIN, 171m. Fahrpreis von Wien-Franz Josel's- (lrofies Thermalstrandbad. Bahnhof S 1.60. Sehenswert; Stadtbild im Biedermeiercharakter. Sehenswert: Burg Greifenstein auf sleil abl'allonder Rolleltmuseum mit interessanter Sammlung' zur Gc< Bergnase 11m rechten Donauufer gelegen mit schoner schiehte de1‘ Stadt mit vorg'eschichtlichen und romischcn l-‘ernsicht auf clas Donautal, erbaut im 11. Jahrh. durch Fundstiicken und kunstgewerblichen Gegcnstanden. das Bistum Passau. Eintritl 40 g. — Donanstl'andbad. Kaiser Franz .,Io.<epl1-I\Iuse11m mil heimatknndliehen Sammlungen. TRIESTINGTAL Gedenkslfi'tten: BERNDORF, 318 In. Fahrpreis von Wien-Sfidbahnhof Beethoven “'ohnte in der Frauengasse 10 (1822). 83.60. und Antongasse 4, wo im Herbst 1822 die Musik ,,Zur Schule mit Klassenzimmern in den verschiedonsten Baustllen. Weihe des Hauses“ entstand. 1823 arbeitete Beethoven H leemes Heimatmnseum. in der Rathausgasse 10 an seiner IX. Symphonie_ HERNSTEIN, 431 m. Bahnstation Piesling. Fahrpreis von Grillparzer “'ohnte mehrere Sommer in dem Wien-Siidbahnhof S 4.60. Beethovenhaus, Frauengasse 10. Schlol} Hernstein, WasserschloB v'on Th. Hansen in Mozart sr-hl'ieh in der Stephamkirehe 1791 sr-in englmeher Gotik lungehaut, mit Malereien vnn Griepenkerl Aw verum. unrl llahl; Jagdtrophfir-nsnmmlung'. Sehenswiirdigkeilen in Nlederosierreich. POTTENSTEIN, 321 1n. Fahrpreis von Wien-Siidbahnhof Chorfrauenstiftskirche mit prichtigem Hochaltar, Vesper- bild und sitzendem hl. Nikolaus aus dem 15.Jahrh. Grab’ S e h e n s w e r t: Dekanatskirche mit Sakramentsnisclie steine 1548 11nd 1762. — St. Wolfgangs-Kirche. aus dem 15. Jahrh. mit reizvoller gotischer Gittertiir 11nd ehemaligem Hochallar vom Ende des 17.Jahrh.—Karner. ST. CORONA AM WECHSEL, 843 m. Bahnstation Aspang. kleiner Rundbau aus dem 13. Jahrh.—Gasthof ..G0ldener Sommerfrische, mit einfacher barocker Wallfahrtskirche Fisch“ mit Schmiedceisenschild 17. Jahrh. —- Sterbehaus anf aussichtsreicher Hohe. Ferdinand Raimunds. MUNICHKIRCHEN, 1000 m. Postauto Aspang, Hauptpla11.— Monichkirchen S 0.80. PIESTINGTAL Luftkurort zwischen Nadelwaldern am 0stabfall des GUTENSTEIN, 482m. Fahrpreis von Wien—Siidbahnhol‘ Wechselgebirges, auf dem breiten Riicken, der die 85.40. Sommer-frische von Ferdinand Raimund in un- Wasserscheide zwischen der niederosterreichischen unrl zahligen Liedern besungen. steirischen Abdachung trfigt, 500m iiber den angrenzen- Sehenswert: Bergfriedhof mit Grabstatte Ferdinand den Talern, zu denen enge, waldbestandene Graben Raimunds. Raimund-Villa spatklassizistischer Bau von hinabfiihren. 1820.—Burgruine, erbaut im 13. Jahrh. unter Leopold VI. WIENER NEUSTADT, 268m. Fahrpreis von Wien-Slld- 1330 starb hier Friedrich der Schone. — Mariahilfberg- bahnhof S 4.—. kirche, barocke Wallfahrtskirche mit machtigem Hoch- altar vom Anfang des 18. Jahrh. mit Gnadenbild und Wiener Neustadt, gegrilndet 1194, unter Friedrich Ill. ausgezeichneten Holzbildwerken. 1440-1493 kaiserliehe Residenz. Sehenswert: Hauptplatz mit, Laubengingen (14., MlESENBACI-I, 500 m. Fahrpreis von Wien-Siidbahnhof 15. Jahrh.), alte Stadtmauer mit Reckturm, Stadtpfarr- S 5.40. kirche, romanisch; gotischer Chor, Hochaltar, Chor- S e h e n s w e rt: Gebnrtshaus und Grabstatte des Malers gestiihle, Kanzel, spatgotische Apostelfiguren, Grabsteine: Friedrich Gauermann. Kinder Herzogs Ernst des Eisernen (1432); Kleselbiiste DREISTETTEN, 510 m. Fahrpreis von Wien-Siidbahnhof von Bernini (1630). Golische Neuklosterkirche (Hochaltar, Seitenaltar, Bilder von Altomonte, Troger und anderen. S 4.60. Grabrnal: Kaiserin Eleonore von Portugal von N. G. S e h e n s w e r t: Ruine Starhemberg, erbaut im 11. Jahr- v. Leyden (1467), Sarg Maximilians I. (seit 1946), Neu- hundert, Wohnsitz des letzten Babenbergers Friedrich H. kloster 17. bis 18. Jahrh.), Hof: Schmiedeeiserner Brun- nen. Kapitelsaal, Speisesaal: Fresken von Bergl. Stadt- PITTENTAL UND WECHSELGEBIET museum: Corvinusbecher (1462); ehemalige Burg (Militar- akademie) 14. bis 15. Jahrh., mit Rakoczyturm und PITTEN, 328m. Sommerfrische. Fahrpreis von Wien-Siid- Georgskirche (letztere durch Bomben schwer beschadigt), bahnhof S 5.40. Wappenwand, 1453; Rathaus. Zeughaus mit Renaissance S e h e n s w e rt: SehloB Pitten mit Renaissanceresten und portal (1524); barockes Bischofstor (18. Jahrh.). Spinnerin 140m tiefem Brunnen. — Pfarrhof, Barockbau 1728, H01 am Kreuz (1384). mit prachtigen Arkaden. — Spatgotisches Wegkreuz um 1487.
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