
Krems
an der Donau.

Krems is a beautiful historic city at the eastern entrance to the Wachau Valley, serving as the gateway to this UNESCO World Heritage wine region. The city's medieval old town features well-preserved architecture, cobblestone streets, and atmospheric squares. Krems is both a cultural center and wine capital, home to renowned wineries producing exceptional Kremstal and Wachau wines, particularly Gruner Veltliner and Riesling. The city offers wine museums, art galleries, and the famous wine university. Krems' position where the Wachau begins makes it an ideal base for exploring the valley while enjoying urban amenities. The combination of historic charm, wine excellence, and cultural vibrancy makes Krems a must-visit destination.
Things to do.
- 01Explore medieval old town
- 02Visit renowned wineries
- 03Tour wine museums
- 04Walk along the Danube promenade
- 05Discover art galleries and culture
- 06Sample Wachau and Kremstal wines
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