Langenlois

Langenlois is a municipality in Lower Austria that spreads across terrain with vineyards, gardens, and the Kamp river winding through the region. The area comprises several villages and settlements distributed around this productive landscape.

The settlement grew along the Kamp river and developed into an important center for viticulture over centuries. Wine production became the main economic driver and continues to shape its growth and character.

The Loisium center presents wine as central to local identity through exhibitions and events that engage visitors with regional viticulture. Throughout the streets and hillsides, you notice countless wine cellars and vineyards that shape daily life here.

The area is well connected by public transport and car, with parking available in the village centers. You can explore it best during daytime when wineries and local shops are open for visiting.

The territory contains more than a hundred wine cellars, many dug underground with traditional building techniques from past centuries. This remarkable concentration of cellars is unusual for the region.