
Furth
bei Göttweig.
A baroque abbey above vineyard terraces on the Danube valley

Furth bei Göttweig lies in the Kremstal wine region of Lower Austria, where vineyard terraces rise toward the abbey on the hill above. Göttweig Abbey was founded in 1083 and rebuilt in Baroque style after a fire in 1718; it remains a working monastery with a church open to the public. From its terrace, the land falls toward the Danube, with wooded hills visible in the distance.
The village below is small and quiet, with wine-growers' houses and cellar doors along its streets. Grüner Veltliner and Riesling are grown on the surrounding slopes, and many producers open their cellars for tastings. Paths lead from the village directly into the vineyards and connect to walking routes across the Kremstal hills. Local festivals follow the wine calendar, from spring blossom to the autumn harvest, giving the village a rhythm shaped by both the vines and the abbey above it.
Things to do.
- 01Wine tasting at local wineries
- 02Visit Göttweig Abbey for its stunning architecture and views
- 03Explore the surrounding vineyards on foot or by bike
- 04Discover local culinary delights at nearby restaurants
- 05Attend seasonal wine festivals and cultural events
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4 kmKrems an der Donau
Historic Wachau gateway with UNESCO heritage and world-class wines.
4 kmMautern an der Donau
Historic Danube town with Roman roots and Kremstal wine tradition.
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