Location: Langenlois
Top Things to do in Langenlois
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Langenlois (German pronunciation: [ˈlaŋənlɔʏs]) is a town in the district of Krems-Land in the Austrian state of Lower Austria. Famous for its wine production, it is also home to the Loisium, a centre celebrating and advertising the local wine and built by the American deconstructionist architect Steven Holl.
Restaurants in Langenlois
1. Weinweg Langenlois
Overall Ratings
5 based on 26 reviews
The WINE TRAIL Langenlois leads through the famous Langenlois vineyard sites Dechant, Käferberg, Steinhaus and Schenkenbichl, taking you on a journey of discovery into the exciting and challenging 'vineyard workplace'.
Reviewed By Jasmin_HH - Helsinki, Finland
We were staying at the Loisium Wine and Spa. And 8km walk around the Weinweg is good contrast to wining and dining :) The route is beautiful and there's a lot of interesting information along the way. Remember to bring water or other drinks along on a sunny day!
2. Weingut Schloss Gobelsburg
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 13 reviews
Reviewed By Jay F - Austin, Texas
We visitied Schloss Gobelsburg on a cruise tour and had a tasting and cellar tour. The cellar tour was nice but nothing unique compared to hundreds of other cellar tours. The wine tasting was nice, featuring a range of their wines, which are of good quality. A nice outing and an opportunity to taste wines that are a cut above most of the Wachau.
3. Kittenberger Erlebnisgaerten
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 55 reviews
In Schiltern bei Langenlois liegen die osterreichweit bekannten Kittenberger Erlebnisgarten. Die uber 40 verschiedenen Themengarten gehen fliessend ineinander uber. Das macht die Anlage reizvoll, gibt Weitlaufigkeit und viel Platz zum Erkunden und Entdecken. Die grosse Kinderspielewelt, der Rittergarten und die unzahligen Naturerlebnisse machen diesen Ausflug fur die ganze Familie unvergesslich.
Reviewed By EmiliaWarsaw - Vienna, Austria
I just love this place - like love, love, love it. It's probably my favorite "family-friendly" destination in the greater Vienna area (1 hour away). Something for everyone, and around every corner a whimsical, magical experience. The website really does NOT do it justice. If you have a kid under the age of 10, this is a must.
4. Weingut Birgit Eichinger
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 4 reviews
Reviewed By Hockeylover59 - New Jersey
Gloria did such a beaitiful job with our tasting. The wines were very nice and the experience very enjoyqble
5. Grafenegg
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4.5 based on 44 reviews
Reviewed By Marilona V - Athens, Attiki, Greece
A beautiful excursian to Upper Austrias Kamptal.Near destinations are Krems (medieval town) and the famouse Wachau, which is world heretige region.
GRAFENEGGS park , castle, concertbuildings etc.are surrounded by an old wall with 2 entrances.
In the middle of a wonderful English park with magestic old, big trees a middleage castle spreads its tudorstyle splendor like a fairytail castle of Disneys Sleeping Beauty.
Everybody is wellcome there, either to have a picknic on the very well kept lawns, or to have a sightseeingtour through the castle or to lunch at the very well known Mörwald Hotel Restaurant.
But the highlights of this location are the summernightgalas from June 15 till September 07.Founded by the brilliant pianist Rudolf Buchbinder it hosts famous orchestras and solists from all over the world.The prices are affordable and for 10 Euros you could sit on the lawn too.For more information see"grafenegg.com" in the inernet. Not far from the entrance there is the futuristic concertbuilding, called "Wolkenturm", meaning " Tower in the clouds". When the weather turns to be more "English", one will be acommodated in a nice concerthall.Last not least I would like to mention that all these pleasure of the senses would not be possible without the sponsoring of the Upperaustrian Government, the generosity of Duke Metternich and many other sponsors of Austria.
So, do not hesitate to visit this enchanted place.
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 125 reviews
ATTENTION! The Karikaturmuseum Krems closes temporarily until May 12, 2017 due to reconstruction works. Reopening will take place on 13 May 2017. Karikaturmuseum Krems is the very unique museum for caricature, cartoons, comics and satire art in Austria. Founded in 2001, the architect and caricaturist Gustav Peichl / IRONIMUS planned the museum and enriches Krems with its Exhibitions. There are also about 2-3 temporary Exhibitions per year where artworks from popular international cartoonists are shown.
Reviewed By Charming_Karl - Charleston, South Carolina
When we visited this museum, its shows were dedicated to two cartoonist/humorists, Manfred Deix and Guillermo Mordillo. In addition to stills of the latter's works, there were also screens showing various short films of his cartoons, all involving his signature tiny people with big bulbous noses. We loved the museum, and thought its light-hearted atmosphere made a nice contrast to a day in Krems that had involved lots of monuments like the Piaristenkirche.
7. LOISIUM WeinErlebnisWelt & Vinothek
Overall Ratings
4 based on 60 reviews
Have you ever asked yourself how the wine gets into the bottle and what a winemaker has to do all year round? You can find the answers to these questions in the LOISIUM WineExperience located in Langenlois, Lower Austria. Amongst the vineyards nosy parkers have the chance to discover the fascinating world of wine within a labyrinth underneath the surface, which is 1.5 kilometres long and about 900 years old.Since the opening in 2003 the LOISIUM has established itself to the centre for wine and culture in Lower Austria. The fascinating combination of world-class architecture and the sensual mystic world of wine located underneath the surface is the heart of the LOISIUM. The Lower Austria - Vinotheque & Sektotheque offers the delicious wines and sparkling wines for tasting and sale for farm-gate prices. The LOISIUM WineExperience is open all year round, not depended on weather conditions and suitable for the disabled.
Reviewed By gk2005 - Tel Aviv, Israel
The tour to the wine museum LOISIUM begins with a visit to the 900-year-old cellars, mystical, mysterious labyrinth of ancient wine cellar invites you to take an unusual walk, accompanied by amusing stories about wine. Both summer and winter, there reigns a constant temperature - about 10 degrees. Somewhere in the middle the road leads through the courtyard of the former winemaker, where you can learn how people lived 100 years ago. The modern architecture impresses from the outside and hides an old wine cellar and really informative explanations for viticulture.
At the end of the 90-minute tour with audio guide you will visit the wine shop in the main building in the form of supernatural cube. There you can taste and buy local wines. Highly recommended.
8. Familienweingut Hoefinger - Rebstockgrill
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 3 reviews
Reviewed By Trebor63 - Berlin
Durch Zufall entdeckt haben wir hier die urigsten und wohl auch besten Burger seit langer Zeit gegessen: gegart vor unseren Augen auf dem Titel gebenden Rebstockgrill, befeuert mit - alten Rebstöcken! Tolle Idee, toll umgesetzt, dazu Wein aus dem eigenen Hause: lecker und sehr zu empfehlen!
Übrigens: der Rebstockgrill ist natürlich keine Sehenswürdigkeit, sondern ein Restaurant!
9. Winzer Krems
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 60 reviews
Reviewed By Viator64 - Friendswood, Texas
Outstanding winery tour. If you enjoy wine and winery tours you will love the tour of Winzer Krems. Our tour included 5 wine tastings spaced through the tour and our tour guide was very knowledgable as she was the daughter of a vineyard owner. The tour includes a 3D video with smells included in the video. The wines are good quality, especially the Gruner Veltliner and Riesling. Definitely recommend this tour if you are in Krems.
10. Maria-Theresien - Destillerie Im Turmhof
Overall Ratings
5 based on 1 reviews
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