Discover Tulbing between the Vienna Woods and the Tullnerfeld

Tulbing connects the northern slopes of the Vienna Woods with the Tullnerfeld, offering a varied setting for a trip combining culture, trails and special viewpoints. If you are looking for a holiday apartment or holiday home in Tulbing, it is worth first considering the experiences that should shape your stay: sacred art around the parish church, trails to Tulbingerkogel, historic buildings or an excursion into the world of wine.

Church and Baroque Details in Tulbing

The parish church of St. Mauritius is situated on elevated ground southeast of the town centre. In its present form, the Late Gothic church has existed since 1489. Inside, there is a Baroque high altar with a painting depicting the entry of Saint Mauritius into heaven. The organ dating from 1691 is also one of the church’s distinctive features.

At the church entrance stand five listed Baroque stone groups. They were created in 1736 from Zogelsdorf sandstone by a sculptor from Tulln and represent the five Mysteries of the Rosary. A visit to the church can therefore be combined with a closer look at art, religious symbolism and the history of regional craftsmanship. Today’s Tulbing Castle also recalls its former use as the monastery estate of Seitenstetten Abbey.

Trails, Tulbingerkogel and Views

There are various trail experiences to choose from when planning your day. The extended Steps Trail is 8.7 kilometres long and includes around 12,430 steps. Take the 8.7 kilometres and approximately 12,430 steps into account when planning your day. The Planet Trail leads via Jahnhöhe directly to Tulbingerkogel and combines walking with a themed experience.

At Tulbingerkogel stands the concrete Leopold Figl Viewing Platform, designed by Prof. Clemens Holzmeister. From there, the view extends to the Alps and the Danube. The Tulbingerkogel Chapel is dedicated to Saint John of God; as a rule, Holy Mass is held there weekly, as well as on special feast days. Those interested in sacred sites can combine this focus with a visit to the church in Tulbing.

Wine and Regional Discoveries

Another special feature is the International Sommelier Vineyard. This display vineyard includes different grape varieties from 30 countries, creating a distinctive feature within the range of local experiences.

The Hängender Stein route also provides a specific point of reference for planning: its surface mix consists of 54 percent asphalt, 40 percent gravel and 6 percent forest or meadow; one of the route’s paths also leads to Tulbing.

Further Places for Planning Your Trip

If you would like to compare Tulbing with other destinations in the surrounding area, you can also visit Neudegg, Mallon, Fels Am Wagram, Absdorf, Mitterstockstall, Tulln An Der Donau, Grafenwörth and Zwentendorf an der Donau.

A holiday apartment in Tulbing is particularly well suited to your search if you do not want to consider culture and landscape separately. Choose your stay according to the experiences you actually want to plan: the Steps Trail, Tulbingerkogel, the parish church, the Sommelier Vineyard or a combination of these.

For the higher-level travel overview: Tulln.