Start of the season

Zwettl Monastery Zwettl Abbey 1, Zwettl, Lower Austria, Österreich

Zwettl Abbey starts the new tourist season on Palm Sunday. From now on, guided tours of the monastery will once again take place daily. On tour three, which leads into the baroque library with its magnificent frescoes by Paul Troger, visitors can also see the special exhibition "Cisterscapes - we are European cultural heritage".

$12,50

Exhibition “Cultural landscape as European heritage”

Old town hall Zwettl Sparkassenplatz 3, Zwettl, Lower Austria, Österreich

What is a Cistercian monastery landscape? An exhibition in the old town hall of Zwettl explores this question. In fall 2024, this presentation will be freely accessible to all interested parties. The exhibition is accompanied by materials for different age groups, which can be used to playfully explore the elements of a monastery landscape. Curious?

City of Maulbronn: Exhibition “The cold heart” glass art by Kerstin Müllerperth

The city of Maulbronn cordially invites you to the opening of the exhibition "The Cold Heart" glass art by Kerstin Müllerperth on Friday, May 30, 2025 at 7.30 pm in the Maulbronn town hall (former fruit box of the Maulbronn monastery) Welcome Mayor Aaron Treut Introduction Martin Ehlers, Maulbronn City Archives Music Magdalena and Marina

Doberan Monastery: Monastery market

Program from 14. - June 15, 2025: Opening hours Saturday: 10 am - 6 pm Sunday: 11 a.m. - 5 p.m. Artists and craftsmen demonstrate old craftsmanship - forging, spinning, paper making, calligraphy, veduta painting, stone carving... Monks from Neuzelle (Oder) present the new Cistercian monastery Handmade music with the medieval band Wolgemut Lupus the

ARGE Fisch Tirschenreuth educational trip to Austria, Waldviertel and South Bohemia: Pond management – current challenges

ARGE Fish Tirschenreuth

ARGE Fisch in Tirschenreuth, in cooperation with TEGOF and Fischerzeuger-Ring, is planning an educational trip on the topic: Current challenges in pond farming and how other regions in Europe are dealing with them. This year, we will be traveling to the Austrian Waldviertel and South Bohemia. We in the Waldviertel are particularly interested in the

$850