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Μ- Oooccccc AQ / } T U Green Map Neusiedl Am See Green Sustainable goods and services 4 5 6 7 8 Eat & Drink Responsible Use of Ressources a The farmers market on the Main Square of Neusiedl am See / } The initiative “Koryphäen” offers fair working coniditions adapted to the needs of the is open every Friday before Palm Sunday until October. You can employees. Indigo-printed textiles and second hand clothes can be purchased at the 0 500 1000 2000 Metres find a wide range of organic, regional products but also secondhand store, Untere Hauptsraße 5. Office: Untere Hauptstraße 55 e7 (For more a a information, see backside). homemade cakes and honey produced in Neusiedl am See. e6 1 The following companies have received a national or international eco-certificate, i.e. EMAS, A Natur & Reform is a light green store ISO 14001, Umweltzeichen: g-01 Cleaning shop, Hauptplatz 37 d6 and g-02 Cleaning supporting complementary diets and shop Untere Hauptstraße 7c e6; g-03 Naglreiter Wiener Straße 66 d5 and g-04 healthcare. Hauptplatz 29 d6-e6 Naglreiter Hauptplatz 5 d6-e6 T e Q Guesthouse “Zur Alten Mauth” offers pork i c h products made of Mangalica (Wool pig), a rare b a 2 c breed characteristic for the Pannonian Basin. h Eisenstädterstraße 205 c2 b b Culture, Design and Local Identity Community Centre ª Town-hall (Rathaus), Hauptplatz 1 d6-e6 3 Information Pa The Tourist Information Centre provides information on D rn F o d n or the National Park Neusiedler See - Seewinkel and the au f Neusiedler Seecard, Hauptplatz 1 d6-e6 1 c c \ UNESCO Centre, Hauptplatz 50 (Gerbgruben) e6 h Re c its a Culture and identity P ch b a ac O h r h c n e b i d rs e Cultural Site: o-01 Stork's nest e6; o-03 Gerbgruben, Hauptplatz 50 e6; o tra re e r ß r be T fe e K h rg r ir o-04 Town archive Neusiedl am See, Kirchengasse 3 d6 B c a W c e h ic Historic feature: -01 Cellar lane on the slopes of the Wagram d5; -02 Tabor W ter h c c Un er se ie K K l n r i fe Ruins d6; c-03 Neusiedler Schanze b5; c-04 Calvary Hill (Kalvarienberg) d8-e8; e AmH äf rc ld r a ten Mi h g u w ttle b as c-05 Well e6 sb eg re er s E er r K g e ise g Kir irchb nst S chb erg äd B Go t erg ter e ld ra weg Str rg be ß Am e Enjoy Nature d aße ga rg e ß e d s g Ta a s s a bo t e r s s sr gas s a e Ta rg s e b e ld e s o b G s Land and water rw ein e K eg W Obe f a e rer S tg lle atzw e if rgasse eg sl r 8 t The reed belt is a significant habitat and breeding ground for various bird species and has h e T E . is Friedhofg. ci e s n g stä e d s been listed by various treaties and acts during the past 40 years. Limited access. f3-h7 ter n a Stra e W ß - e g S Ob h a ere d tz n Haup c l gas e d ß e tstraß r s a U-01 Loess walls mark the boundaries of the plateau of Parndorf. You can watch a variety of i e e e tr g s y 2 Haup s r tpla F g s tz K r e a e e gass a nb b birds here, such as the sand martin and the bee eater, but also many amphibians and insects. d H efel g rie e a n S h lv c a e i K K i U-02 “Natural Monument Sand Martin” represents the only natural monument of Neusiedl am See. d5 a r e U lv n a a T te ri r e v e n l e be a s ¥-01 Enjoy the view over the town of Neusiedl from the top of Calvary Hill. d8-e8; ¥-02 Ruins of Tabor e Gart - rg ß enw s s K e h d ra g l t a g p s e . n g m with a spectacular view, the Leitha Mountains and the Alps are visible in the distance. d6 e h s Ga H n e a s A s rte e Wiesen r B Obere nweg a . o a u p e g J l g t s Y Waterfront and Mole West allow you to view spectacular sunsets from here. h6 st d r a Gartensiedlung a s a ß fd e K a u s a i B l Recreation in Neusiedl am See o J r e e t l h i Public playgrounds: w-01 Bühlgründe e5; w-02 Hirschfeld Spitz b4; w-03 Nyikospark, frequented by heavy A e traffic e7; -04 Calvary Hill (Kalvarienberg) e8; -05 Sports Centre: cluster of playing and sports facilities for W w w e ß a children of all ages f6; w-06 Waterfront h7; w-07 Rosenweg d7 r t Alte Baadgasse s e x The lakefront of Neusiedl am See is accessible throughout the year. Entrance fee is charged during summer. h7 e S ¡ Ice-skating and ice-sailing are very popular winter activities. h7 W “Schwammerlwald” (lit. “Mushroom Forest”) is the local name given to the forest connecting the lake area with the f S f c Leitha Mountains. As indicated by the name, this is a good spot to go on a mushroom foray. a1-c1, b2-c2 h i l f w Î Teichbach/Mittersätzbrunnen - This shaded boulevard follows a rivulet and allows for many activities. Many benches along the e g road make this boulevard a senior friendly site. a8-c8 Deggendorfstraße Weiden 3 Gols Mobility Railway Bus stops M Station (Bahnhof) d4-e4 µ Train stop Bad Neusiedl am Regional lines (572, 580, 679, 871 and 875): µ-01 Hofer (572,679) b4; µ-02 Bewag (572, 679) c5; e Green Map ß See e6-e7 a µ-03 BH Neusiedl am See (all but 875) d5; µ-04 Hauptplatz (all) e6; µ-05 Kloster (all) e7; µ-06 r t Neusiedl am See s Schulzentrum (all) e6-f6; µ-07 Kaserne (572, 871, 875) e7; µ-08 Abzweigung Bahnhof (580) d4; µ-09 g e g Biking infrastructure e Waldgasthaus (580) c2; µ-10 U. Hauptstraße (871) e7; µ-11 Seeblick (679) c5-d5; µ-12 Bahnhof (all but S + Park'n'ride for bikes e4 June 2007 875) d4 Bike routes: l-10 B 10 allows you to explore the Local bus “Ne’mo” (582): µ-01 Bahnhof d4; µ-02 Abzw. Bahnhof d4; µ-03 Wiener Straße/Kellergasse d5; beautiful landscape around Lake Neusiedl. e2-f7, g7-h7;4 Legend µ-04 Seeblick c5-d5; µ-05 Bewag c5; µ-06 Hofer b4; µ-07 Pannonia Shopping a4; µ-08 Reitschacher l-21 B 21 connects Lake Neusiedl with the River Danube. c3-d4 --- Biking route Siedlung c5;µ-09 Kräftenweg/Am Tabor d6; µ-10 Weinbergstraße/Satzgasse d6; µ-11 Weinbergstraße/ Forest Unterer Kirchberg d7; µ-12 Weichselfeldgasse d7; µ-13 Triftgasse d7-d8; µ-14 Weiherlaufsiedlung e8; Boat launch sites 5 Green space µ-15 U. Hauptstraße e7; µ-16 Kaserne e7; µ-17 Seestraße f7; µ-18 Seebad h7; µ-19 Hallenbad f7; µ- X You can rent various types of boats and explore the lake on your own starting Landscape 20 Sportzentrum f6; µ-21 Bahnhof Bad Neusiedl e7; µ-22 Kloster e7; µ-23 Hauptplatz e6; µ-24 BH here. h6 Neusiedl am See d5; conservation area h h Call-taxi only: µ-25 Sauerbrunnweg/Römerweg d4; µ-26 Eisenstädter Straße/Sauerbrunnweg d5; µ-27 Railway Eisenstädter Straße/Seefeldgasse d5; µ-28 Veranstaltungshalle e5; µ-29 Wiener Straße d5; µ-30 Reed belt Hirschfeldspitz b4;µ-31 Oberer Kirchberg d6; µ-32 Kräftenweg 4-8 d6; µ-33 Hotel Wende f7; µ-34 Road Seegärten f8; µ-35 Kardinal König Platz e6-f6; µ-36 J.-Haydn-Weg/Oberer Satzweg d7; µ-37 Water Kalvarienbergstraße/J.-Haydn-Gasse e7; µ-38 Untere Hauptstraße 9 e6; µ-39 Obere Hauptstraße/Paulinerweg d5-e6 6 7 Green Map® Icons and Logo copyright © Green Map® System, Inc. 2003. All rights reserved. 7 0 0 2 Did you know that...? e e S m a l d e i s u e N ... temperatures can range from - 25°C to 40°C ? The Pannonian climate dominating weather events in ... Lake Neusiedl is located at the boundaries of five distinct landscapes? the region implies hot and dry summer months, with more than 60 days with temperatures ranging above In the west, the lake is surrounded by mountains, i.e. the spurs of the Eastern 25°C. Yet, the Pannonian climate is also responsible Street Directory Alps, the Ruster Höhenzug, and the Leitha Mountains (Leithagebirge). To the for cold winters resulting in some 90 frost days, north, the gravel plateau of Parndorf stretches for some 200 km². On each side of annually. A the border between Austria and Hungary, Lake Neusiedl is complemented by Alte Badgasse e6, f5-f6; characteristic wetlands, Hanság and Fertő Niche (Seewinkel). This part of the Am Hausberg d5 region is characterised by the so called „Lacken“, up to 80 small, shallow pools of Am Kalvarienberg e8 no more than 70 centimetres depth as well as by remnant salt meadows.
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