Thayatal

Thayatal

400 meters

Vacation in Thayatal

The Thayatal is a jewel, a jewel that connects worlds.

This valley is a strange world, a transition from soft to coarse, a myth where you can just go and see it in real life.

A valley with steep cliffs, colorful flower meadows, softriparian vegetation, pieces that evoke jungles and wet forests.

The valley is a national park. Although one of the smallest national parks in Austria, but with a wealth of species.

Many different plants and animals and mushrooms have their natural habitat here, such as the unique black stork, the otter and the emerald lizard.

Drosendorf Drosendorf
Geras Geras
Groß-Siegharts Groß-Siegharts
Raabs an der Thaya Raabs an der Thaya
Waidhofen an der Thaya Waidhofen an der Thaya

Mountain Sports

This valley invites you to enjoy the outside.

To enjoy the beautiful scenery, and of active mountain sports.

Many hiking trails, which are all equipped with proper markings, but also opportunities for cycling and mountain biking, a beautiful climbing garden, and extensive opportunities for horseback riding.

Water Sports

There are opportunities to swim in the indoor pool in Raabs, in the Thayabad Drosendorf, the forestpool Edlersee, the forestpool in Groß-Siegharts, and a little further away in the Erlebnisbad Retz and the forestpool in Hardegg.

The region offers numerous possibilities for fishing, for example in the Thaya, and other water sports can be found on and around the Thaya and the canoe hiking is presented in the region.

Sightseeing

Uhrenmuseum Karlstein.

The watch and clock museum, Karlstein. More than 200 different watches and clocks are on display. Clocks are made in small batches, such as pendulum clocks, planetariums, table clocks and watches. All in manual labor. On display are various other models such as perpetual calendars, tools, equipment and machinery.

Stift Geras

The Monastery in Geras is the cornerstone of the monastery empire. The bulk of the building dates from the Romantic period. The “new building” is baroque and was built by Josef Munggenast. The paintings are by Paul Troger.

Tourist information office

Hauptstraße 25 3820 Raabs an der Taya
Telephone: +43 (0)02846 365 20
Email: info@thayatal.com
Internet: https://www.thayatal.com
Internet: https://www.waldviertel.at

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