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· Danube Upper Austria
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Erdstall_Ratg%c3%b6bluckn_Perg_EingangPhoto: Heimathaus Stadtmuseum Perg
Opening times
By appointment only!
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Public transport
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Directions
By car from Passau/Salzburg/Graz/Linz:Autobahn A1 to exit Enns-Ost, federal road B115 towards Ennsdorf, - federal road B123 towards Mauthausen, federal road 3 to Perg
By car from Vienna:
Autobahn A1 to exit St. Valentin, federal road 1 and federal road B123 towards Mauthausen, federal road 3 to Perg
By train:
from Salzburg or Graz:
alternatively to St. Valentin or Linz (see information on www.oebb.at) - change to the regional train to Perg (station: Perg)
from Vienna:
to St. Valentin - change to the regional train to Perg (station: Perg)
from Prague / Freistadt:
to Linz - change to the regional train to Perg
Linz/Hörsching airport, take a taxi to Perg
Coordinates
Recommendations nearby
The Perg cultural hiking route was first created by the Heimat- und Museumsverein Perg in the 1990s. The approximately 7.5-kilometer-long route ...
This walking path leads just over three kilometers from the town center to the peri-urban nature and experience areas of Perg. It is especially ...
Bike route in the Lower Mühlviertel that mostly leads through typical Mühlviertel valleys.
„To the Roof of the World and Back“
Erdstall Ratgöbluckn
4320 Perg
+43 650 5427786 https://www.donauregion.at/en/oesterreich-poi/detail/401476... E-mail: heimathaus-stadtmuseum@perg.at
The Perg cultural hiking route was first created by the Heimat- und Museumsverein Perg in the 1990s. The approximately 7.5-kilometer-long route ...
This walking path leads just over three kilometers from the town center to the peri-urban nature and experience areas of Perg. It is especially ...
Bike route in the Lower Mühlviertel that mostly leads through typical Mühlviertel valleys.
„To the Roof of the World and Back“
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