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4 The Ybbsitz forgePhoto: zVg Eisenstraße Niederösterreich
Listen to stories about the country and its people
The Eisenstraße listening chairs fascinate eyes and ears with exciting stories and impressive views. The special features of the landscape are described in the audio documents or contemporary witnesses have their say. The metal objects convey knowledge about the region that cannot be found in any travel guide.
The audio chair in Ybbsitz is located on the circular hiking trail near the so-called Kreuzstöckl and is the quickest way to reach it on foot from Brunnengasse. The location offers a view of the center of Ybbsitz.
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