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Hiking tour Starting from Wagram/Grafenegg train station, Bahnstraße, 3483 Grafenwörth
The market town of Grafenwörth consists of the cadastral municipalities of Feuersbrunn, Grafenwörth, Jettsdorf, St. Johann, Seebarn and Wagram am Wagram and has a total area of around 46 km².
The market town of Grafenwörth consists of the cadastral municipalities of Feuersbrunn, Grafenwörth, Jettsdorf, St. Johann, Seebarn and Wagram am Wagram and has a total area of around 46 km².
The Feuersbrunn Stupa Trail combines exercise, nature and contemplation in the gently undulating landscape around Feuersbrunn and the Wagram. The trail leads through vineyards, open fields and quiet sections of the Wagram, past the Peace Stupa, and invites you to consciously experience the special atmosphere of this place.
The municipality of Grafenwörth is characterized by its varied natural and cultural landscape. Traditional viticulture, expansive views and the proximity to the Danube shape the character of the region and make it an attractive destination for those seeking relaxation and enjoyment.
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Rain protection, proper footwear (waterproof, good grip, firm tread), enough drinking water
Wagram/Grafenegg train station – along the Wagram – past the stupa – right over the Wagram to the inn “Zum goldenen Kreuz” – through Feuersbrunn to the Mörwald restaurant “Zur Traube” – over the Wagram back to the train station
Grafenwörth is very well accessible from Krems, St. Pölten, and Vienna via the Kamptal Road B34 in the north, the Stockerau expressway S5 with the Grafenwörth exit in the south, and the Krems expressway S33.
Accessible by train or bus.
Hiking routes - Wagram (donau.com)
Letzte Änderung: 16 Mar 2026