The Melk 8 boat landing is located at the Melk pier.
Danube stations No. 8 and 31 can be reached safely and conveniently on foot from the main road or from downtown Melk via the lift bridge. This bridge is used exclusively by pedestrians and cyclists, so the historic district of Melk is just a few hundred meters away.
At the “Gateway to the Wachau,” the world-famous Baroque Melk Abbey towers high above the Danube. For more than 1,000 years, Melk has been the spiritual and cultural center of the region, first as a Babenberg castle and then, from 1089 onward, as a Benedictine monastery. To this day, the town has preserved its old, compact townscape: romantic alleys, Renaissance townhouses, historic town towers, and remnants of the city wall. Culture is a top priority in Melk. Events known far beyond the Wachau region, such as the International Baroque Days with the Melk Pentecost Concerts and the Summer Theater Festival, are held here.
Additional information: Right bank of the Danube, river kilometer 2035.9
Guest berths:
- special mooring facility at the stern
- Mooring available only for boats up to approx. 10 m in length
- Boats are not permitted to moor at the outer jetty on the water side, but only on the inner sides
- Mooring is not permitted during scheduled ferry service hours
- Mooring is permitted without prior notice
- Motorboat berths: 2
Facilities:
- Restroom in the Mole Melk restaurant
Catering:
- Food and drink available at the Mole Melk restaurant
