Local Attractions Around Stegersbach

Experience the unique atmosphere of the rustic walls of the “Schalk Mühle” and immerse yourself in the traditional production process of genuine Styrian pumpkin seed oil during a personally guided gourmet tour.

Prepare to be enchanted by the idyllic surroundings and untouched nature of southern Burgenland.

The Freilichtmuseum Ensemble Gerersdorf consists of 35 objects, including mainly thatched ancient residential and farm buildings. These buildings are home to a wealth of traditional everyday objects and farming tools and provide an insight into the Pannonian culture of the last three centuries.

The oldest castle in Burgenland, Güssing Castle, sits enthroned on a long-extinct volcanic cone, where it was erected as a fortification in 1157. It was expanded into a brick-walled fortress to ward off threats from the east in the 16th and 17th centuries.

A look behind the scenes reveals how a flour mill works and what a miller's job is like.
Early tours and workshops on request.

The old town centre of Hartberg is a picturesque gem with historical charm. Visitors can stroll through winding alleyways, admire well-preserved medieval buildings and enjoy the traditional flair of the region. 

The listed castle with its English garden is used today primarily as a venue for events.

Experience the variety of the chocolate world on a choco tour through the unique chocolate shop theatre and let the different, extraordinary flavours "melt in your mouth"!

The fortification was once the largest moated castle in Europe and is still a cultural and historical sight today.

Discover one of the country's most innovative distilleries and savour one or two delicacies. Whiskey, gin, liqueurs, brandies, vermouth, rum and vodka await you. 

Here you can get exclusive insights into the castle and its history. One attraction is Europe's largest carpet exhibition!

Take a romantic walk through untouched natural surroundings to the thousand-year oak. The oak grows in Bierbaum, has a circumference of 8.75m, and, at an estimated 1,200 years of age, is the oldest oak in Europe.

The Althodis treetop trail invites you on a journey through the treetops of the Geschriebenstein-Irottkö Nature Park. At a total length of 500 metres, there are eleven towers, rising up to 20 metres high and connected by wooden bridges. 

Riegersburg Castle, a fortress over 850 years old, sits majestically on a steep volcanic rock and is considered the symbol of south-east Styria. It can be seen from afar and leaves a deep impression on visitors, whether they explore it on foot, by cable car or via ferrata.
The Kronegg High Castle, the centrepiece of the fortress, is home to three fascinating exhibitions: the Witch Museum, the Castle Museum and the Weapons Museum. The flight demonstrations at the bird of prey observatory, where visitors can see the majestic birds of prey in action, are also particularly worth seeing.

The Gölles manufactory specialises in the production of fine distilled spirits and fine vinegar, made solely from the fruit itself. At the end of the 1950s, Alois Gölles senior laid the foundations for today's factory.

From the Burgauberg observation tower, the view extends from the Geschriebenstein to the Hochwechsel and the Karawanks.

On grounds covering over 1,000 m², the Vulcano Tour provides information on the techniques used to produce, process and mature ham. With tasting, also available as a vegetarian option. Individual tours can be booked for groups of 10 or more.

Peruse impressive sculptures at Seppi Eder's art garden & gallery.

The highlight of a hike through the magnificent Eisenberg wine region is a visit to a Buschenschank tavern.

Around Lake Stubenberg, you'll find relaxation and adventure, from hiking and bicycling to taking off in a hot air balloon.

At Herberstein Animal World, visitors can get up close to animals from all five continents. Petting zoo included!

As one of the best preserved medieval castle complexes in the country, Schlaining is now known as the “castle of peace”.

A trip to the Pannonian low moor awakens the thirst for adventure with interactive and discovery paths.

The border experience trail highlights the issue of borders for all age groups and encourages you to take an informative walk.