Neusetz offers several different starting points for planning a trip: Herz-Jesu Chapel as a sight, the Southeast Styrian Hilly Country Wine Road, lined with vineyards, and the experiences at Genussgut Krispel. These themes represent culture, landscape and wine, but they do not lead to the same kind of visit. When planning your stay, distinguishing between them helps you choose a focus and then select individual activities. The specific route of the Wine Road and the various Krispel experiences provide more guidance than a general description of the trip as a wine stay.
Herz-Jesu Chapel in Neusetz
Herz-Jesu Chapel is one of the sights in Neusetz. Its specific name clearly identifies this cultural point of interest and gives you a particular destination to consider when planning your trip. For travellers who want to include culture in their stay, the chapel is a distinct focus alongside the Wine Road and the experiences at Krispel. This makes it possible to distinguish between a sacred site, a route through the wine-growing landscape and the various culinary experiences when choosing excursions.
Southeast Styrian Hilly Country Wine Road
The Southeast Styrian Hilly Country Wine Road is lined with the vineyards of Neusetz and Hof. It runs west along the L 256 towards the wine region of “Rosenberg”. The route description thus indicates both its connection to the wine-growing landscape and a specific direction. The place names serve different purposes: Neusetz and Hof are associated with the vineyards, while Rosenberg is the wine region towards which the road leads. This makes it possible to consider the route as a travel theme in its own right, rather than equating it with a single wine experience. There is one important limitation to bear in mind when planning transport: the Southeast Styrian Hilly Country Wine Road cannot be travelled by public transport. If you would like to include the route in your stay, take this into account when planning.
Experiences at Genussgut Krispel
The “Harvest Journey at Genussgut” takes you through six stops, from the vineyard to a final tasting. The “Explorer Tour” is available without advance booking during opening hours. When comparing the two named tours, one offers six stops and concludes with a tasting, while the other can be joined without advance booking during opening hours. A guided tour takes you through the wine cellar, the woolly pigsty and the basalt ageing rooms. These are three specific areas included in this tour. Krispel’s Genusstheater opened in May 2021.
Differences to consider when planning your trip
The conditions that matter when planning apply at different levels: the Wine Road cannot be travelled by public transport, while opening hours determine when the Explorer Tour is available. For the Harvest Journey, the described itinerary is defined by the sequence of six stops leading to the tasting. This allows you to match transport and itinerary requirements to the focus of your trip.
Discover more destinations
Discover more destinations: Weinburg Am SaĂźbach, Wetzelsdorf, MĂĽhldorf Bei Feldbach, Halbenrain, Gruisla, Deutsch Haseldorf, Mureck, Wittmannsdorf.
For the overarching travel overview: Southeast Styria.
