GARTENWEG Schiltern

From the Kittenberger Erlebnisgärten, follow the signs along Laabergstraße and Untere Straße. Turn right after the Mayerei wine tavern. Continue on Reither Gasse. At the edge of town, turn left. After the playground, church, and planting paths, go downhill and back into the town area. There, turn right and reach the marketplace. From here, follow Obere Straße to the ARCHE NOAH Show Garden.

From the ARCHE NOAH Show Garden, follow Obere Straße (back) towards the town center and reach the intersection with Schulgasse. Turn right here and reach the garden village school. From the garden village school, continue along Schulgasse to the "Winzerplatzl," a scenic rest area in the middle of the vineyard. Turn left towards the cellar lane. At the intersection at the lower end of the double-row cellar lane, turn left and follow the road back into the town area. At the intersection with Karglstraße, turn left and immediately right again. Now follow Untere Straße and Laabergstraße back to the Kittenberger Erlebnisgärten.

From Vienna: Donauuferautobahn A22 towards Stockerau, continue on S5 towards Krems to the Fels am Wagram exit, continue on B34 to Langenlois and then L44 to Schiltern.
From the west: Westautobahn A1 towards Vienna to St. Pölten, continue on S33 and B37 to Krems, then B218 to Langenlois and L44 to Schiltern.

Starting points:
Kittenberger Erlebnisgärten; 3553 Schiltern, Laabergstraße 15
ARCHE NOAH Show Garden; 3553 Schiltern, Obere Straße 40

Regular regional train connections run between Langenlois and Hadersdorf (connection to Vienna), Krems, as well as the Kamptal (fahrplan.oebb.at). From Langenlois to Schiltern and back, either by bus (www.anachb.at) or taxi.

At the starting points.

Ursin Haus Vinothek & Tourismusservice GmbH
3550 Langenlois, Kamptalstraße 3
(T) 02734 2000-0
info@ursinhaus.at

www.langenlois.at/gartenweg

As a special feature, the GARTENWEG repeatedly dedicates itself to new planting themes, reflected in the distinctive pink flower pots found in many public places, to which various authors contribute their very personal thoughts. The texts accompany the respective planting theme in a poetic, ironic, or humorous manner.