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A good soil. Langenlois
Good soil makes every experience a pleasure.
To visit Langenlois is to encounter the lovely side of the Kamptal. To discover a place whose gently rolling vineyards, magnificent gardens and wide-ranging culture vie for the senses of its visitors.
Langenlois is a town in the district of Krems-Land in Lower Austria with 7499 inhabitants (as of January 1, 2022). Langenlois is located in the southeastern Waldviertel at the lower end of the Kamptal valley and at the foot of the Manhartsberg mountain
Culture and sights
Noah's Ark
Town houses; partly with arcaded courtyards from the Renaissance period
Trinity Column or Plague Column (1713) on the Kornplatz with plague saints in full figure and in relief by the sculptor Andreas Krimmer.
Adventure gardens Kittenberger in Schiltern
Museum of local history with important prehistoric and early historic exhibits.
Kamptalwarte; lookout tower built in 1897 on the Heiligenstein.
Works of art "without names"; on the Käferberg and in the Kellergasse in front of the Loisium
LOISIUM cellar world; building of the US-American architect Steven Holl
Catholic parish church of Langenlois St. Laurence: Gothic style, nave Romanesque at its core, wooden flat ceiling, basilica form through two side aisles, raised presbytery with pointed arch vault; Gothic altar shrine with five female figures of saints; wing added by painter Helmut Kies in 1964: scenes from the life of St. Laurence. The tower at the eastern end of the southern aisle, raised in 1754-1756 (56 m) and baroqueized, is owned by the parish. A mobile radio transmitter is housed by the carillon. In 1959/60 there was a comprehensive renovation and return of the church building to its Gothic architectural state. In 1982 a carner vault was discovered under the presbytery.
Catholic Filial Church of St. Nicholas: Gothic hall building with Romanesque core and late Gothic aisle, 15th century.
Show gardens of the horticultural school Langenlois
Staircase Langenlois
Gobelsburg Castle; the estate was expanded into a stately castle in 1725. In 1740 the Zwettl monastery acquired the castle. The castle chapel contains a ceiling painting depicting Mary and a side altarpiece depicting St. Bernard of Krems Schmidt from 1769.[10] Until the 1990s, the castle housed a branch of the Austrian Museum of Folklore. Gobelsburg Castle is the seat of the Schloss Gobelsburg winery.
Catholic parish church Gobelsburg Mariä Geburt (Nativity of the Virgin Mary)
Haindorf Castle
Schiltern Castle with model railroad showground
