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Market town of Deutschfeistritz
The market town with around 4.500 inhabitants is located approx. 15km north of Graz. The structure makes it one of the most popular residential communities in the north of Graz. The municipality is a perfect starting point for excursions to Graz or the numerous sights in the area. In Deutschfeistritz itself you will also find sights such as the Stübing open-air museum, the distinctive Kirchberg (Calvary) with the parish church of St. Martin enthroned on the mountain and many other sights.
For more information, please visit: https://www.deutschfeistritz.gv.at/
Municipality of Wagna
The name Wagna can be found for the first time in documents from the 13th century as "Wagnach" = settlement at the river crossing. This may have been near today's Sulm Bridge. In the 16th century, a noble seat was built at the Aflenzer Sulmbrücke, from which the "Wagna" estate developed. The village of Wagna was under the rule of Seckau and had 1822 inhabitants in 196. In 1848 the manors were dissolved and the political municipality of Wagna came into being. During the First World War, a camp for war refugees and displaced civilians was set up. In August 1915, families from Friuli were brought to the camp, which in November 1915 numbered 21.286 refugees. Almost 3000 people died in the camp from cholera, typhoid and typhus. A separate Italian cemetery was established. After the collapse of the monarchy, this refugee camp became the settlement of Wagna.
For more information, please visit: https://www.wagna.at
Municipality Lebring - St. Margarethen
In 1066, a church "within the Hengistburg" was mentioned in a document. Whether this was St. Margarethen is not certain. In any case, in 1136 the church of St. Margaretha was transferred to the Suben monastery. As the southernmost parish of the Diocese of Seckau, St. Margarethen “iuxta Wildoniam” (near Wildon) was named in its founding document in 1218/19. The parish, which included the towns of Lebring and St. Margarethen, was looked after by the canons of the monastery until the reforms of Joseph II (1784). In 1896 the volunteer fire brigade was founded. The founding of the Raiffeisenkasse St. Margarethen near Lebring took place in 1899. In 1902 the Lebring power station was built. In 1915 a huge camp of barracks was built, the large barracks numbering about a hundred were divided into four square groups and were ready for military use.
For more information, please visit: https://www.lebring-st-margarethen.gv.at
Municipality of Leibnitz
At the beginning of 2015, the city of Leibnitz, the communities of Kaindorf/Sulm and Seggauberg as well as all Kastral communities became "new" town of Leibnitz merged. Now we can also present the new website of the municipality. With its 12.661 inhabitants, the new town of Leibnitz offers a number of attractions for young and old in the areas of education & culture, business and leisure. Numerous initiatives such as "Leibnitz KULT" or "Leibnitz invites..." provide the necessary entertainment for citizens and guests the township. But the surrounding area also has a lot to offer: museums, the Grottenhof nature park, various culinary delicacies as well as sports and leisure facilities. There is also a lively market activity in Leibnitz and the city inspires with weekly farmers' markets, the SüdsteierMARKT, as well as with classic annual and grocers' markets. With the new website of the municipality of Leibnitz, you will now be informed about the latest news and events, so that you can plan great trips and activities in southern Styria.
For more information, please visit: www.leibnitz.at
Municipality of St. Kathrein am Hauenstein
A nobleman named Hugo established a fortified residence on a hill near St. Kathrein. The name Haustein should therefore be derived from "Hugostein". In the first half of the 1th century the castle was already abandoned and fell into disrepair. The church (“Hausteiner Hof mit Kirche”) is mentioned for the first time in a document. The former castle chapel may have been preserved as a rural place of worship. The village of St. Kathrein am Hauenstein developed around the former Meierhof of the Haustein manorial estate at the foot of the castle hill. The place name goes back to St. Catherine consecrated church back.
For more information, please visit: http://www.st-kathrein-hauenstein.at
Municipality of Kumberg
The market town of Kumberg, around 15 km east of the provincial capital Graz, is located on a foothill of the Schöckl at around 526 m above sea level and was first mentioned in 1142. Despite the proximity to the state capital, the place conveys a wonderful feeling of living in the countryside and offers numerous attractive offers to dedicate oneself to a meaningful and varied leisure time activity.
Worth mentioning here is the well welt kumberg - the amusement park in Schöcklland.
For more information, please visit: https://www.kumberg.gv.at
Market town of Wiesen
Wiesen was first mentioned in 1346 and was established around 1300 as a clearing settlement when extensive meadow areas were gained on the eastern slopes of the Rosaliengebirge. The special suitability of the area for fruit and wine growing was soon recognized. The first settlers of the newly created settlement may have come from Mattersburg, to whose district (Hotter) the area of Wiesen originally belonged. The economic situation of the place, which belonged to the county, was partly due to the proximity of the city of Wr. Neustadt favored. This city offered a secure market for the local agricultural products, especially for the high-quality fruit. In addition, many Wieseners were able to work in the numerous manufacturing companies in Wr. Neustadts pursue a regular job, so that the place already had over 1800 inhabitants around the year 1000.
For more information, please visit: http://www.wiesen.eu
Municipality of St. Stefan ob Stainz
Wiesen was first mentioned in 1346 and was established around 1300 as a clearing settlement when extensive meadow areas were gained on the eastern slopes of the Rosaliengebirge. The special suitability of the area for fruit and wine growing was soon recognized. The first settlers of the newly created settlement may have come from Mattersburg, to whose district (Hotter) the area of Wiesen originally belonged. The economic situation of the place, which belonged to the county, was partly due to the proximity of the city of Wr. Neustadt favored. This city offered a secure market for the local agricultural products, especially for the high-quality fruit. In addition, many Wieseners were able to work in the numerous manufacturing companies in Wr. Neustadts pursue a regular job, so that the place already had over 1800 inhabitants around the year 1000.
For more information, please visit: http://www.wiesen.eu
Market town of Sankt Veit in southern Styria
Since the beginning of 2015, Sankt Veit in southern Styria has been a market town with 4062 inhabitants in the district of Leibnitz in Styria. The municipality of Sankt Veit in southern Styria was created as part of the municipal structural reform in Styria from the municipalities of Sankt Veit am Vogau and Sankt Nikolai ob Draßling, both located in the political district of Leibnitz, which were dissolved at the end of 2014, and the municipality of Weinburg am Saßbach in the political district of Southeast Styria. The borders of the districts of Southeast Styria and Leibnitz were changed so that the new municipality lies entirely within the district of Leibnitz.
For more information, please visit: https://www.st-veit-suedsteiermark.gv.at
Market town of Groß St. Florian
Groß Sankt Florian is a market town with 4150 inhabitants in the district of Deutschlandsberg in Styria. Since 2015, as part of the Styrian municipal structural reform, it has been merged with the municipality of Unterbergla, and the new municipality continues to bear the name "Groß Sankt Florian".
For more information, please visit: https://www.gross-st-florian.at
Municipality of Hirschegg-Pack
Groß Sankt Florian is a market town with 4150 inhabitants in the district of Deutschlandsberg in Styria. Since 2015, as part of the Styrian municipal structural reform, it has been merged with the municipality of Unterbergla, and the new municipality continues to bear the name "Groß Sankt Florian".
For more information, please visit: https://www.gross-st-florian.at
Municipality of Weichselbaum
Until 1921, our municipality belonged to the county of Eisenburg and to the St. Gotthard magistrate's office. In 1921 Burgenland was annexed to Austria, and the independent municipalities of Weichselbaum, Krobotek and Rosendorf were administratively subordinate to the district of Jennersdorf. The district municipal office was located in Mogersdorf. Until 1929 Rosendorf was still called Potschendorf; with regulation of the Bgld. State government of July 16.7.1929, 552, ZI.: V-56/XNUMX, the name was changed to Rosendorf.
After the annexation to the German Reich in 1938 and the dissolution of Burgenland, our communities belonged to the district of Feldbach, Gau Steiermark, until 1945.
For more information, please visit: https://www.gemeinde-weichselbaum.at
Sankt Barbara in the Mürztal
The market town of Sankt Barbara im Mürztal with 6.610 inhabitants and an area of 112.48 km² is located in Austria and is located in the north-east of the federal state of Styria in the district of Bruck-Mürzzuschlag.
For more information, please visit: https://www.st-barbara.gv.at
Market town of St. Marein near Graz
The market town of St. Marein near Graz is part of the hill country east of Graz and includes the cadastral communities of Krumegg, Petersdorf II and St. Marein a. Pickelbach. The total area is 41,57 km² with a population of 3727. In addition to the market town of St. Marein, Krumegg and Petersdorf II are the main towns in the market town.
For more information, please visit: https://www.st-marein-graz.gv.at
Market town of Schwanberg
Around 124 inhabitants live on an area of 4578 km² (as of January 01.01.2019st, 141). The road network is 78 km long, the drinking water supply is 80 km long and the sewage system is 80 km long. There are around XNUMX clubs and organizations within the community, nine of which are fire brigades. Soft tourism enjoys a special status in the region.
For more information, please visit: http://www.schwanberg.gv.at
Market town of Mureck
Mureck (Slov.: Cmurek) is a municipality in the district of Southeast Styria in the federal state of Styria in Austria with 3551 inhabitants (as of January 1, 2018). It is in the judicial district of Feldbach. As of January 1, 2015, the former municipalities of Eichfeld and Gosdorf were incorporated as part of the municipal structural reform in Styria. The incorporation of the neighboring municipalities of Eichfeld and Gosdorf into the municipality of Mureck was based on a decision by the municipal council on June 27, 2013. The new municipality continues to bear the name "Municipality of Mureck".
On June 10, 2018, a referendum was held on the desire to move to the neighboring district of Leibnitz, in which 78,8 percent of Mureck residents voted to move to Leibnitz.
For more information, please visit: https://www.mureck.gv.at
Municipality of Fernitz-Mellach
The name Fernitz, which comes from the Slavic language and refers to a settlement on the "Föhrenbach", was adopted by the medieval settlers of the 11th and 12th centuries. They systematically laid out villages at continuous intervals on the elevated Mur terrace, which are to be regarded as the original Aribonian possessions. Fernitz originally comprised about 11 farms, Gnaning, first mentioned in a document around 1265, comprised 13 farms in the Middle Ages. As a result, the property was divided among various landlords through donations, sales and exchanges, so that at the time the manorial estates were abolished in Fernitz (1848), no fewer than eleven manorial estates in Fernitz were in possession. Until then, Fernitz belonged to the administrative area of the manorial estate of Liebenau, which also exercised jurisdiction over minor offences. Blood crimes were subject to the jurisdiction of the Eggenberg Regional Court.
For more information, please visit: http://www.fernitz-mellach.gv.at
Municipality of Gutenberg-Stenzengreith
The new municipal area stretches from the Raabklamm to the Schöcklland. Enjoy the beautiful landscape with a view of the Almenland up to the sights such as the Loreto chapel, Gutenberg Castle, the parish church and above all the beautiful Raabklamm, which is the longest and probably the most beautiful gorge in Austria with a length of over 10 kilometers. inspire the visitors and also its citizens again and again. With its intact nature, the Raabklamm offers its visitors a unique hiking experience.
For more information, please visit: http://www.gutenberg-stenzengreith.gv.at
Municipality of Stanz in the Mürztal
Stanz im Mürztal is a municipality with 1827 inhabitants (as of January 1, 2018) in the Austrian state of Styria (judicial district of Mürzzuschlag and in the political district of Bruck-Mürzzuschlag).
For more information, please visit: http://www.stanz.at
Municipality of Stubenberg am See
On the occasion of “900 years of Stubenberg” there was a historical lecture and an interesting journey through time in the community hall on December 15.12.2013, 100 with the local historian Gottfried Allmer. Over XNUMX people from Stubenberg who are interested in the history of our home town took part.
For more information, please visit: https://www.stubenberg.gv.at
Municipality of Seckau
Seckau lies on the southern slope of the Niedere Tauern, on a plateau between 800 and 1000m altitude. In the north, as the foothills of the Niedere Tauern, the Seckauer Hochalm (1861 m); in the south, the Forst and the Tremmelberg (1195 m) stretch from east to west, while to the east there is a magnificent panorama of the Murtal. In the northwest is the Seckauer Zinken at 2398 m, further to the west you can see the Ringkogel (2278 m) and the Pletzen (2342 m). These mountains were glaciated during the Ice Age, which is still evidenced by beautiful cirques with cirque lakes.
For more information, please visit: http://www.seckau.at
Municipality of Murfeld
The Municipality of Murfeld, located in beautiful southern Styria on the border with Slovenia, is home to 24 residents on an area of 2km1650. In addition to numerous educational and economic offers for residents of the community, Murfeld with its many tourist attractions is also a real highlight for guests. The roller ferry in Weitersfeld in particular, which is the last active border crossing of its kind in all of Europe, is a major attraction for visitors.
For more information, please visit: http://www.murfeld.gv.at/
Municipality of Weinitzen
The 1862 acres Municipality of Weinitzen with more than 2.642 inhabitants is characterized in particular by a large economic and educational offer and also offers guests great leisure and accommodation options. Together with eight other communities, the community of Weinitzen works together with the population, businesses, artists and many more on the sustainable development of the Schöcklland region. Regardless of whether you are an equestrian sports enthusiast, hiker, cyclist, glider pilot or skier – the Schöcklland invites you to relax, enjoy culture, have fun and exercise! Wonderful natural landscapes and great Schöcklland delicacies invite you to linger in the region.
Learn more at: http://www.weinitzen.gv.at/
Municipal Forum Styria
The reliable partner of the Styrian communities - Das Municipal Forum Styria is a non-partisan platform beyond the institutional association of municipalities and other political interest groups of municipalities and serves the exchange of experiences and the better information of mayors, municipal board members, municipal councils, district mayors and office heads. In addition, the community forum for member communities and members organizes seminars, symposiums and lecture events for ongoing further education and information on special community topics. The main task is to strengthen rural areas through various measures and influence on politics.
Lesen Sie mehr unter: http://www.gemeindeforumsteiermark.at/home/
Municipality of Premstätten
The Market town of Premstätten presents itself as an open community with a high quality of life that has mastered the change processes of the past decades. Premstätten has a wide range of educational, child and senior care facilities and good health care. With the cycling and hiking trails, the modern sports facilities and the Schwarzl leisure center, Premstätten offers an exceptionally wide range of leisure activities. Premstätten is a tourism municipality where accommodation is offered in every category. As a business location, Premstätten is home to over 550 companies, many of which operate internationally and thus create high-quality jobs with future prospects. Farm shops, direct marketers as well as music, singing and cultural associations reflect the regional identity.
Read more at: http://www.premstaetten.gv.at/
Market town of Großklein
The Market town of Großklein with a size of 27,78 km2 offers visitors and the approximately 2300 inhabitants great opportunities both in the economic sector, as well as for leisure and tourism. The comprehensive history of the community and the Hallstatt period museum of the place take guests on a journey through time from the Neolithic to the late Middle Ages and the Hallstatt period. Young and old can examine finds and findings from the modernly excavated burial ground and set off on the themed archaeological trail to the farmstead on the Burgstallkogel. In addition to culture and history, the community's leisure activities are not neglected. Whether it's a visit to the Buschenschank, a nature park or sports activities such as archery, ice skating, skating and much more - the municipality of Großklein takes great care to ensure that visitors have an all-round pleasant stay.
Learn more at: http://www.grossklein.gv.at/
Market town of Wildon
With around 5.270 inhabitants, wildon to the larger communities of the Leibnitz district. The municipality in the south is characterized in particular by a constantly growing residential community with a well-developed infrastructure. With numerous schools, care facilities, homes for the elderly, etc., particular value is placed on the training of young people and on promoting health and the quality of life of older people. The market town of Wildon has a lot to offer not only for residents, but also for guests and visitors. Great leisure opportunities and activities as well as a comprehensive cultural offer!
Learn more at: http://www.wildon.gv.at/
Municipality of Unzmarkt-Frauenburg
A market town with tradition and history - learn about the community Unzmarkt-Frauenburg Get to know and let yourself be inspired by the numerous leisure activities and the great environment. In addition to many historic and historical highlights, the municipality in the district of Judenburg always shines with new ideas and a lot of commitment to residents and visitors. Numerous guests enjoy the relaxation in clean air and the beautiful landscape to recharge their batteries. Down-to-earth restaurants, sports fields and the amusement park of the municipality invite you to relax, have fun and enjoy culinary delights.
Learn more at: www.unzmarkt-frauenburg.at
Municipality of Tillmitsch
In the western part of the Leibnitzer Feld extends the municipal area of the Municipality of Tillmitsch across the valley to the eastern foothills of the Sausal hills. Club life and the education of the youngest citizens, from crèche to kindergarten and elementary school, are very important in the community of Tillmitsch. The facilities attach particular importance to a partnership-based upbringing style and initiative, as well as the independence of the children should be encouraged and supported as best as possible. In addition, Tillmitsch is also a top tourist area and is therefore an ideal excursion and holiday destination for families. Numerous accommodations and restaurants ensure a comfortable stay and enjoyable moments.
Learn more at: www.tillmitsch.at
Market town of Kloch
The Kloch wine region in the volcanic land of Styria offers gentle land, mystical wine country and culinary delicacies from the kitchen and cellar. Klöch - where wine, landscape and golf merge. Here residents and visitors of the market town can relax and recover. Whether hiking along the Traminerweg, chestnuts and storms in the Kloch vineyards, wine festivals in Klöch or culinary delights in the various taverns, in the market town of Klöch you can enjoy and let your soul dangle. In the municipality's vinotheque and in the winegrowing museum, visitors can find out more about winegrowing in the region. You can also experience culture in the old walls of the Klöch castle ruins.
Learn more at: www.kloech.com
Greater municipality of Nickelsdorf
In the beautiful tourism region of Leithaauen, surrounded by meadows and forests, lies the Greater municipality of Nickelsdorf. "Enjoy, use and protect nature" - this is exactly the motto that characterizes the municipality of Nickelsdorf. Because the cultural landscape preserved through sustainable land use offers the production of high-quality food on the one hand, and on the other hand the diverse animal and plant world invites residents and visitors to relax in nature. An ideal place for families to enjoy. The leisure activities are not neglected here either, because the large community of Nickelsdorf is well equipped with tennis courts, a beach volleyball court and a public sports field, a skate park, a natural ice skating rink and various cycling and hiking trails.
Lesen Sie mehr unter: www.nickelsdorf.gv.at
Market town of Kobenz
At an altitude of 621 meters and 1.826 inhabitants is the Market town of Kobenz - an up-and-coming place in the middle of the Murtal at the foothills of the Niedere Tauern in the Seckau basin. Here nature is in the foreground, because carefully developed and reflecting on old values, Kobenz has retained a very special character and offers citizens and visitors a natural, beautiful landscape of forests, alpine pastures and farms. The Museum of Agricultural Engineering, a wonderful bathing pond, as well as the cross-country skiing center ensure varied leisure activities for the whole family in Kobenz.
Lesen Sie mehr unter: www.kobenz.at
St. Georgen an der Stiefing
30 kilometers from Graz in beautiful southern Styria is the Municipality of St. Georgen an der Stiefing. Surrounded by a wonderful landscape of meadows, fields, orchards and forests, the municipality is not only a great place to live, but also the ideal holiday resort for families. Far away from industrial areas or thoroughfares, you can enjoy the great possibilities of walking and hiking trails in the municipality of St. Georgen/Stiefing. St. Georgen Castle, in the middle of the municipality's flower-decorated market, is also worth seeing. An outdoor adventure pool and numerous tasty restaurants round off what the community has to offer. Cultural events also inspire young and old in St. Georgen/Stiefing.
Further information at: www.st-georgen-stiefing.gv.at
Municipality of March
The Municipality of March is located in the center of the Rosalia region, in the valley of the Marzerbach. Surrounded by a beautiful hilly landscape, citizens and visitors to the community can enjoy the great nature of the Wulka plain. Numerous leisure activities and communicative festivals, which take place throughout the year, ensure exciting entertainment and unforgettable moments. The developed cycling and hiking trails as well as the equestrian facilities of the municipality invite you to exciting adventures and beautiful excursions. Sports enthusiasts also get their money's worth in the municipality of Marz, whether on the soccer field, in the tennis hall or in the fun court. Furthermore, the municipality is an attractive business location due to the good infrastructure and is home to numerous production, trading and service companies. Visitors will also find inns and wine taverns to relax and enjoy numerous delicacies.
Lesen Sie mehr unter: www.marz.at
Market town of Stainz
With 8.500 inhabitants is Stainz the second largest community in the district of Deutschlandsberg. Numerous businesses, as well as offers in the areas of education and culture as well as health and social affairs make the market town an ideal place for young and old. Guests and visitors also have the opportunity to explore Stainz and the surrounding region with the Stainz bottle train. You can enjoy nature along the Styrian oil trail through the Schilcher Kernölland, while accordion players provide the necessary entertainment. During stopovers in places worth seeing, guests can also indulge in culinary delights. A separate children's program also ensures adventure for the little guests. In addition to the bottle train attraction, Stainz also has a number of museums, such as the Hunting and Agricultural Museum or the Tractor Museum.
Lesen Sie mehr unter: www.stainz.at
Municipality of St. Martin im Sulmtal
The family friendly Municipality of St. Martin im Sulmtal offers citizens and guests many great opportunities to relax, enjoy and experience. The municipality is characterized above all by its central location and its busy and varied events. The beautiful surroundings offer many exciting activities for guests. From hiking, cycling, relaxing to concerts and festivals, visitors have numerous leisure activities at their disposal. But people who enjoy life and culture don't miss out either. The center of St. Martin im Sulmtal invites you to linger with its outstanding gastronomy and the leafy village of St. Ulrich i. Greith with the "Greith House" makes the art heart beat faster. Top-class concerts, exquisite exhibitions and very special cabaret highlights determine the varied program in the Greith-Haus.
Read more about the municipality of St. Martin im Sulmtal at: www.st-martin-sulmtal.gv.at/
Municipality of Dobl-Zwaring
The new website of the municipality of Dobl-Zwaring keeps you well informed about everything that is happening in the municipality to the south-west of Graz.
Whether education & culture, or administration & politics, everything can be found well and clearly on the new website. Among other things, you will also find information about the elections, about the municipality and about social affairs and health. Tourists can find out more about the circular hiking trail, the many different tourism businesses and leisure facilities under Business & Tourism.
Gjaidhof Castle, the former hunting lodge of Empress Maria Theresa, is just one of the beautiful sights that await you in the municipality.
More information can be found at: http://www.dobl-zwaring.gv.at/
Market town of Leutschach on the Wine Route
On the Internet portal of Market town of Leutschach on the Wine Route you will find a lot of important information about the municipal administration, all contact information for the institutions and businesses of the market community as well as many further links on interesting topics relating to Leutschach.
There is a wide range of care, school and leisure activities for the children of the market town. Great value is also placed on the maintenance and development of various businesses and associations, which play an important role in the functioning of Leutschach's community life. Furthermore, the market community pays great attention to the protection and care of the environment in order to be able to inspire future generations with this beautiful region. For visitors and residents of the community there is also a comprehensive range of nature, wine and cuisine as well as numerous leisure activities and cultural programs.
For more information, please visit: www.leutschach-weinstrasse.gv.at
Market town of Markt Hartmannsdorf
The new website of the market town of Markt Hartmannsdorf informs citizens about news in the community, citizen service (e.g. subsidies), associations and real estate. They also receive important information about politics, education, culture and business. Markt Hartmannsdorf also caters for leisure activities with a tennis and sports hall, an outdoor adventure pool and a ski lift. The municipality also offers numerous opportunities for hiking or cycling in the beautiful surroundings. In order to be able to optimally recover from your adventures after an eventful day, there are numerous restaurants that take care of your well-being.
More under: www.markthartmannsdorf.at
Market town of Bad Waltersdorf
The new website of Market town of Bad Waltersdorf informs citizens about current events and offers in the areas of politics & administration, education & culture as well as building & living. You will also receive important information about the environment, the economy and the numerous tourism and leisure opportunities. The municipality of Bad Waltersdorf has adventure and leisure parks ready for residents and visitors, as well as an outdoor pool where you can spend exciting and eventful days together with your family.
For more information: www.badwaltersdorf.eu
Market town of St. Johann in the Saggau Valley
The Municipality of St. Johann in the Saggau Valley has a lot to offer for citizens. In particular, the topics of art and culture are promoted in the municipality, which, in addition to an annual painting week, also leads to numerous theater performances by rural youth and the cultural group. In addition, the municipality of St. Johann im Saggautal offers many culinary delights and wine taverns and inns invite you to enjoy. Nature lovers also don't miss out in the community and the St. Hanser Active Week, offered from April to October, offers the opportunity to get to know the community on the basis of exciting and interesting active tours and to experience the wonderful landscape of fields, meadows and vineyards up close. Other hiking routes, such as the circular path or the flower kingdom path, also make the municipality something special. Of course, the municipality also has exciting excursions in store for children, who can experience many fun adventures in the Napukis nature playground.
Mehr Informationen: www.st-johann-saggautal.gv.at
Market town of Stadl-Predlitz
The Municipality of Stadl-Predlitz is located in the south-west of Styria and, with around 256 km2, is the largest municipality in the Murau district in terms of area. The municipality reflects the gateway to Styria - coming from the Salzburg Lungau as well as from Carinthia via the Turracherhöhe! In addition to many catering establishments and accommodations, residents and visitors are offered great holiday and bathing fun in the Stadl leisure facility. The 7000m2 bathing pond, the children's playground, the beach volleyball facility as well as tennis and football pitches invite you to action-packed experiences.
Lesen Sie mehr unter: www.stadl-predlitz.gv.at
Market town of Riegersburg
The Market town of Riegersburg, with its almost 5000 inhabitants, stands in particular for culinary delights and aims to be the most culinary community in Austria! Embedded in the hills of the Styrian volcanic region in the center of south-east Styria, the municipality offers numerous tourism and leisure opportunities for citizens and visitors. The Riegersburg can be reached via an inclined lift and via a wonderful panoramic path. Numerous exhibitions, such as "Legendary Riegersburg - Legendary Women" or the Witch Museum can be visited here and offer a lot of entertainment and fun for young and old. Visit the market town of Riegersburg and enjoy culinary delights as well as the exciting and beautiful landscape!
More under: www.riegersburg.gv.at
St.Marein-Feistritz
The two communities St. Marein near Knittelfeld and Feistritz near Knittelfeld were merged at the turn of the year 2014/15 and now want to offer citizens a community with many offers from the areas of health, education, culture, business, leisure and tourism. On the new homepage you can also find out all the latest news and events of the municipality. In addition, the municipality allows you to register for a citizen SMS service, which provides users with all relevant information about the municipality directly via cell phone and free of charge.
Lesen Sie mehr unter: www.st-marein-feistritz.gv.at/
Market town Schwarzautal
The Market community Schwarzautal with around 2.300 inhabitants will increasingly focus on business and tourism in the future, in that more centers for industry and commerce are to be created. In addition, the municipality is pursuing the goal of positioning itself as a family-friendly municipality and would like to set up an all-day crèche and a parent education program in addition to the existing kindergartens and schools. Furthermore, the municipality of Schwarzautal is also active in the areas of health and social affairs, as well as in improving spatial planning. In the municipality, activities and work for young people by clubs are also particularly encouraged. A joint club, event and cultural center is to be created for the residents of the municipality of Schwarzautal in the future.
Read more about the church's new goals and visions at: www.schwarzautal.gv.at
community initiative
Our community Our home
The Styrian community initiative is an association of over 120 Styrian communities that do not agree with the municipal structure reform of the province of Styria. The core requirement of the initiative is that municipalities must carry out a mandatory referendum before a merger. Furthermore, it should be enshrined in law that forced mergers are no longer possible.
This should also be enshrined in the municipal code. In December 100, more than 2012 identical local council resolutions were handed over to the province of Styria. A positive decision was sent in January to the authorized recipient municipality of Markt Hartmannsdorf...
More information can be found at www.gemeindeinitiative.at
Municipality of Kemeten
It is with great pleasure that we can present the new website of the municipality of Kemeten to you.
In any case, the municipality is looking forward to your virtual visit and hopes you enjoy the new website, where you can get basic information right at the beginning, view office hours and have a calendar of events at your disposal.
More information can be found at www.kemeten.at
Municipality of Krieglach
The motto of Krieglach is: Krieglach – unbelievably lovable! Accordingly, we have endeavored to put together a comprehensive range of information online for our citizens and guests
www.krieglach.at
Municipality of Friedberg
The municipality of Friedberg in the district of Hartberg lies on the southern slope of the Wechselgebirge. Near the border triangle of Styria, Lower Austria and Burgenland.
More information about Municipality of Friedberg.
Municipality of Haselsdorf-Tobelbad
The municipality of Haselsdorf-Tobelbad is located in green Styria, about 10 km south-west of the provincial capital Graz.
www.haselsdorf-tobelbad.gv.at
Market town of Mooskirchen
...in the garden of Graz
lies the beautiful Market town of Mooskirchen.
With immediate effect, the market town of Mooskirchen is also presenting itself on the internet. In close cooperation with the mayor and head of department Engelbert Huber the Internet presence of the market community was implemented in the last few weeks.
Municipality of Grala
The municipality of Gralla is located in the south of Styria, near the district capital of Leibnitz. Gralla is one of the largest trading communities in southern Styria. A large shopping center is located at the A9 motorway exit.
More information www.gralla.at
Market town of Markt Allhau
The community is in beautiful Southern Burgenland near the border to Styria. Here you will find award-winning restaurants and wine taverns with regional delicacies. The direct connection to the motorway is ideal for both commuters and traders to live and work in.
www.marktallhau.at
Municipality of St. Peter in the Sulm Valley
On our website you will find everything worth knowing about our community and parish, as well as about the efficient tourism and commercial enterprises. Our active clubs and corporations ensure a varied and interesting program of events throughout the year.
More information can be found at www.europadorf.at
Market town of Gamlitz
As the first municipality in Styria, the municipality of Gamlitz goes online with a barrier-free Internet presentation in combination with an interactive map of the municipality. The functionalities of the internet presentation read as follows:
- Barrier-free design according to the latest standards and technological aspects
- Digital map of the entire region including street names and landscape images
- Presentation of the municipality's tourism businesses on this interactive map (Base: Google Maps)
- Directions to all companies in the region
- Updating and maintenance of the internet presentation by the employees of the municipal office and the tourism association
- Link to the eGovernment website of the Styrian state government
Market town of Heiligenkreuz am Waasen
The Market town of Heiligenkreuz am Waasen with 1800 inhabitants is located in southern Styria, around 20 km south of the provincial capital Graz, to which there are very good public transport connections.
Heiligenkreuz am Waasen belongs to the small region of Stiefingtal in the northern part of the political district of Leibnitz and is about 25 km away from the district capital of the same name.
Community of Heimschuh
The Heimschuh Basin, created by the erosion of the Sulm south of the Sausal, used to be an infertile alluvial landscape with frequent flooding. It was hardly suitable for settlement activities and so the first remains of a settlement by the Illyrians were found on the Königsberg to the west of the village.
The web agency Körbler successfully implemented the design in Typo3 for the municipality of Heimschuh www.heimschuh.at. From now on, the homepage of the community of Heimschuh can be updated by the community employees, with the support of the WebAgentur Körbler, of course.
www.heimschuh.at
Market town of Kobenz
Centrally located in the district, adjacent to the district town of Knittelfeld, is the municipality of Kobenz at an altitude of 621 m and has 1.803 inhabitants. The municipal area is 1.762 ha. On July 08th, 2007, the market community was surveyed.
Municipality of Soding
The municipality of Söding lies at an altitude of approx. 346 m, covers an area of 913 hectares, already has over 2200 inhabitants in the south of the district of Voitsberg and borders on the surrounding area of Graz.
Municipality of Krensdorf
Krensdorf is an agricultural community, with all the advantages and disadvantages that result from this. Social cohesion is still of great importance here and is particularly cultivated in the numerous clubs. The human being is in the foreground. Celebrating and being happy, but also working hard, characterize the people of Krensdorf. Krensdorf is a lovely community where EVERYONE can feel at home.
Municipality of Aigen im Ennstal
Aigen is pleased about your visit to the website of the community in the Ennstal. Here you will find all current articles, as well as information, forms, regulations, announcements and valuable links from local businesses, clubs and other bodies tailored to community needs.
More information can be found on the website of Municipality of Aigen
Municipality of Unterrabnitz-Schwendgraben
With an interruption of 20 years (greater community of Piringsdorf-Unterrabnitz-Schwendgraben), the community of Unterrabnitz and Schwendgraben has been an independent community with its own municipal office since 1991.
The municipal area consists of the cadastral districts of Unterrabnitz and Schwendgraben. It is located in central Burgenland (Oberpullendorf district) on the foothills of the Bucklige Welt.
More information can be found on the municipality's website: www.unterrabnitz.at
Market town of Stinatz
The market town of Stinatz is primarily characterized by its Croatian cultural assets. Therefore, the Stinatz costume, which is very colorful, is of great importance. The traditional costume is presented by the Tamburizza group Stinatz at performances and concerts all over the world. This preserves the old Croatian songs and dances.
Numerous recreational opportunities, such as tennis courts, soccer field and children's playgrounds are offered. The hiking trails around Stinatz ensure relaxation and recreation.
More information can be found on the municipality's website: www.stinatz.gv.at
