Hotel in Lower Austria - A guest in the heartland of Austria

Riparian forests, alpine pastures and steppes, lakes, gorges and hilly landscapes, in addition to moors, river valleys and courses as well as impressive mountains: few landscapes in Europe are as diverse as Lower Austria. This region - to put it very casually: the area around Vienna - is considered the Austrian heartland. With the Danube flowing through it on the west-east axis, it consists of the Waldviertel or Weinviertel to the north of the river and the Mostviertel or Industrieviertel to the south. Lower Austria consists of 40 percent forest, 42 percent farmland, 11 percent meadows - a wonderfully varied landscape, green as far as the eye can see. So nature lovers have plenty to do on holiday in Lower Austria if they want to actively experience all the exciting areas on hiking trails, in the saddle of a bicycle or on boards and snowshoes in the Viennese or Eastern Alps. And then the region also adds a lot culturally! Of the numerous monasteries and convents, Melk Abbey, founded in 1089, is the oldest, Klosterneuburg Abbey was founded in 1114, and Heiligenkreuz Abbey in 1133. Schallaburg Castle, Grafenegg Castle and Thürnthal Castle are just a few of the places to visit with their magnificent rooms, which are often used for concerts. And secular art and culture can be experienced on holiday in Lower Austria at the Lower Austrian State Museum in St. Pölten, the Caricature Museum, the Carnuntum Archaeology Park, the Egon Schiele Museum in Tulln, the Oskar Kokoschka House in Pöchlarn and in many places where festival stages are set up in summer and a wide range of music is offered.

Class, style and flair to book

Are you still looking for a suitable hotel in Lower Austria to experience this diverse region with all your senses? No problem - in the Romantik Hotels and Restaurants, operating families and professionally trained staff offer courteous service with class and style. The establishments like to be set up in historic or structurally unusual buildings and therefore have a flair all of their own. And in the in-house restaurant in your hotel in Lower Austria you will also be spoilt with delicious dishes and regional food. Book your feel-good hotel right here. Your hotel in Lower Austria becomes a real second home when you use it as a refuge from which to start your explorations into nature and culture. And the Romantik Hotel is well chosen for this: Your host will be happy to give you tips and advice on what might be right for you personally from the truly huge range of things to see and experience. And of course he also knows where you can get the necessary equipment for mountain biking, golf or winter sports.

Nature parks, Danube festival, beer culture

So pack your hiking or ski boots and get going: Lower Austria awaits. Nature lovers are attracted by the many natural caves, and the most spectacular stretches of land are protected in the Thayatal and Danube Floodplains National Parks and in another 23 nature parks. And for its unique combination of landscape and small villages and towns, the Wachau has been declared a Unesco World Heritage Site. During your holiday in Lower Austria you will also experience a lot of seasonal culture, when the summer theatres in Berndorf, Langenlois, Stockern and other places present their programmes. The annual Danube Festival is also a cultural highlight. The fact that you can eat and drink well everywhere in Lower Austria should come as no surprise to anyone - traditional inns, ambitious pubs and excellent restaurants invite you to feast and enjoy; in addition to many vintners, various brewers in the region also offer their delicacies. Isn't this a perfect complement to a full day's programme for all the senses?