The Tullnerfeld Cycle Route follows the river embankment to Langenrohr. In the market town, this cycling route meets other travel interests: along the route, you can choose between learning about contemporary history at the Josef Reither Museum and enjoying culinary delights at one of the many wine taverns. St. Nicholas Parish Church and the Danube floodplains offer further cultural and natural attractions.
Cycling routes around Langenrohr
The Danube Cycle Path passes through the Langenrohr cadastral communities of Langenschönbichl and Kronau. The Große Tulln Cycle Route begins in the municipality of Langenrohr and runs from Langenrohr to Judenau, where it joins the Franz Schubert Trail. The 72-kilometre Tullnerfeld Cycle Route follows the Große Tulln and takes you along the river embankment to Langenrohr. You can ride it as an alternative loop to the Danube Cycle Path or as a circular route in either direction.
You can distinguish between these options when choosing your route by their specific features: for the GroĂźe Tulln, the route to Judenau and the connection to the Franz Schubert Trail are useful reference points. For the Tullnerfeld Cycle Route, the stated distance and the choice between a loop and a circular route are key considerations.
Nature and local history
The Danube floodplains offer visitors who enjoy nature a place to relax in Langenrohr. This adds a distinct nature-focused perspective to the cycling route: relaxation in nature, cycling and culture each offer a different focus for your trip.
St. Nicholas Parish Church and pilgrimage
St. Nicholas Parish Church was built between 1738 and 1758 and is a late Baroque village church. Its architectural features include a semicircular apse and a projecting west tower topped with an onion dome. Inside, the church combines its original late Baroque furnishings with elements added in the 19th and 20th centuries. The attendant figures, the freestanding altar table with tabernacle, the two side altars and the pulpit date from 1755; apparently, they were made by the same hand as the high altar.
The pilgrimage to Maria Anzbach is also part of the town's history. It dates back to a vow made by the parish community in 1683 and still takes place on Trinity Sunday at the pilgrimage church of Maria Anzbach. Trinity Sunday has no fixed calendar date and changes from year to year.
Josef Reither Museum
The Josef Reither Museum explores the life and work of Josef Reither (1880–1950). He served three terms as Governor of Lower Austria and was mayor of Langenrohr during his career. Alongside Reither's economic and political work, the historical context includes the imperial era, the European Revolution and both World Wars. Large-format photographs, original objects and interactive displays bring these subjects to life.
For a cultural visit, the options offer different points of interest: the parish church combines late Baroque architecture with the history of pilgrimage, while the museum links Reither's career to a broader historical context.
Discover more destinations: Absdorf, Tulln An Der Donau, Tiefenthal, Katzelsdorf, Feuersbrunn, Mitterstockstall, Tulbing, Bierbaum Am KleebĂĽhel.
For the main travel overview: Tulln.
