Old town route Tulln on the Danube

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Sturdy footwear, rain protection, walking poles

The tour begins at the Minorite Church and the Minoritenkloster. After passing the church, we turn right into a small alley leading to the Donaulände. A few meters away is the Tulln guest harbor, and then we turn right toward the Nibelung Monument. Across from the Donaubühne is the Egon Schiele Museum. Continuing straight ahead, we pass the Salt Tower/Roman Tower. Walking along the upper Donaulände, we reach the equestrian statue of Marcus Aurelius. We cross the bridge and admire the former city wall, then walk straight past the Tulln City Museum, which houses the Roman Museum & Virtulleum. About 100 meters away are St. Stephen’s Parish Church and the Tulln Ossuary. We walk straight up Wienerstrasse toward the city center, turn left at the Hermes Fountain, and then right after the Marian Column. In the center of the main square, we find the Trinity Column and the District Fountain. At the end of the main square, we turn right into the narrow alley leading up toward the Minorite Church and reach our destination.

• In the parking garages of Tulln city center
• Nibelungenplatz

Accessible from Vienna: A22 motorway and S5, accessible from the west: Westautobahn A1, accessible from the south: Outer Ring Motorway A21, accessible from the north: S5, A22, E59

By train, bus, or the Lisa E-Shuttle Tulln

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Explore Tulln by bike, running shoes, or walking poles.