Galgenberg

The Galgenberg rises to 346 meters in elevation within the Weinviertel region, featuring rolling hills and agricultural fields stretching across the landscape.

The name Galgenberg originated from the presence of gallows that stood at this location until 1828, marking its significance in local judicial history.

The surrounding area contains 180 traditional press houses forming the Kellergasse, representing the strong wine-making traditions of Lower Austria.

Visitors can access the hill through multiple marked trails, with the main route covering 4.18 kilometers and taking approximately one hour to complete.

The hill supports 40 hectares of vineyards and includes a solitary steeple without a church at its summit, known locally as Golingbiri.

Location: Wullersdorf

Elevation above the sea: 346 m

GPS coordinates: 48.64905,16.17022

Latest update: March 21, 2025 10:19