Wieselburg, municipality in Scheibbs District, Lower Austria, Austria
Wieselburg is a small town in the Scheibbs District with municipal rights and approximately 4,000 residents. Located along the Erlauf River, it features centuries-old buildings and quiet streets that are easy to navigate on foot.
The town was officially granted town status in 1976, though its roots stretch back centuries, including a church built in 976. Development proceeded slowly while preserving its historic structure, making it an example of continuous local history.
Wieselburg's name comes from the location where two rivers meet to form the Erlauf. The town square and local shops are places where residents naturally gather, and community traditions remain woven into everyday life.
The town is easily walkable and many residents use bicycles for short distances within the area. Its quiet character means you can explore most parts without rushing, and there are local markets with fresh produce and small cafes for breaks.
The name Wieselburg literally means castle where two rivers meet. Several educational institutions including an agricultural college and research station make it a surprising center for agricultural science and education despite its small size.
The community of curious travelers
AroundUs brings together thousands of curated places, local tips, and hidden gems, enriched daily by 60,000 contributors worldwide.
