Experience a very special getaway in a wonderful wine-region and one of the most beautiful river valleys in the world, the WACHAU. Spacious accommodation in a quiet and friendly environment. Vacation apartment with capacity for up to 6 people. 2 double rooms, large living area with double sofa bed. Well-equipped kitchen with spacious dining area. Separate shower and WC. Terrace use possible, garden use possible. WiFi in the living area. Bed linen, towels, hairdryer and toilet paper are provided. Two Euro Fifty Cent per person and per night municipal tax is charged on site in cash and is not included in the price. Apartment is not barrier-free accessible.

Dear guest, my house is located in Rossatz. Rossatz lies on the right bank of the Danube, in the middle of the Wachau. Surrounded by vineyards, with a wonderful view of the other side of the Danube. Here you are on the quiet side of the Wachau, away from the hustle and bustle and mass tourism. After a walk through the Dunkelstein forest or a bike ride through the Wachau, you can treat yourself to a delicious snack and a good glass of Grüner Veltliner at a wine tavern. With the ferries from Rossatzbach to Dürnstein (approx. 1 km from the house), from St. Lorenz to Weißenkirchen (approx. 3 km from the house) or from Oberarnsdorf to Spitz (approx. 8 km from the house), as well as over the Danube bridge from Mautern to Krems (approx. 7 km from the house), you can easily reach the other side of the Danube, even by bike. At the western entrance to the Wachau, also on the right bank of the Danube, is the world-famous baroque Melk Abbey (distance from Rossatz to Melk approx. 27 km). And at the other end of the Wachau, 15.7 km south-east of Rossatz, on a hill, you can see (and of course visit) the Benedictine Abbey of Göttweig. As you can see, many hiking trails and cycle paths lead you through the Wachau and the Dunkelstein Forest to wonderful places and locations. Hiking trails also lead from Rossatz along the World Heritage Trail and parts of the Way of St. James through the Dunkelstein Forest to Maria Langegg and the Aggstein castle ruins. Tasting a glass or two of top-quality wine at the local vintners and wine taverns and perhaps taking a few bottles home with you is a real pleasure. If you crave some city action, you can also reach Vienna by train or with your own car in only an hour. Or explore the Waldviertel and the Weinviertel up to the Czech border - a beautiful and eventful day trip. more tips for trips: Wachau train to Emmersdorf - Melk Baroque Abbey - Danube boat trip through the Wachau! Solstice in the Wachau and much more! We are happy to help.