group travel

(7 minutes away on foot)

A whole mile dedicated to art! The Kunstmeile Krems stretches parallel to the Danube from Kloster UND to the historic centre of Stein, right up to Galerie Göttlicher. In addition to the new Landesgalerie Niederösterreich, the Kunsthalle Krems and the Klangraum Krems Minoritenkirche, highlights such as Austria’s only caricature museum can also be found here.

It is particularly beautiful to experience the Danube from a boat: varied landscapes, vineyards skilfully laid out with typical stone walls, wide plains and valuable art treasures on both banks of what is probably the most beautiful river valley in Europe.

(21 minutes away by car)

Nestled in the rolling hills of the southern Waldviertel, just a few kilometres from Krems and Langenlois, garden enthusiasts and nature lovers will find plenty of inspiration for designing their own garden.

(3 minutes away by car)

Guided tour of the distillery followed by a schnapps tasting,

Duration of the tour: approx. 1.5 hours

(5 minutes’ walk away)

Krems is one of the oldest towns in Austria. Here you can encounter more than a thousand years of history at every turn – on streets and squares, in old monasteries and churches, town houses and fortified buildings.

(38 minutes away by car)

Schallaburg Castle is not only one of the most beautiful Renaissance castles north of the Alps, but is also known for its annually changing cultural, contemporary history and archaeological exhibitions.

(11 minutes away by car)

The baroque Benedictine monastery – also known as the “Austrian Montecassino” due to its fantastic location – impresses with its monumental imperial staircase with the famous fresco by Paul Troger, the collegiate church and the former princely and imperial rooms with temporary exhibitions.

(36 minutes away by car)

Melk Abbey has been the spiritual and cultural centre of the region for more than 900 years. Visitors to the abbey can look forward to excitingly designed museum rooms, magnificent halls such as the Marble Hall and library, an unforgettable view of the Danube valley from the Altane and the high baroque abbey church.