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Breathtaking views from above!
In the midst of the current community protection area of Mörbisch, in the lake meadows between reed belts and agricultural or vineyard areas, you will find the Mörbisch lookout tower. Previously, there was a lookout tower of the Austrian Armed Forces at this location. A few years ago, it was dismantled and a new, modern observation platform was built. Until 1989, the "Iron Curtain" represented an insurmountable border - the observation tower is considered a cornerstone of this border.
What awaits you: a cozy seating area, limitless views over Lake Neusiedl, the reed belt, the nearby Hungarian village of Fertörákos, the lakeside area, vineyards, and the community of Mörbisch. The observation platform is easiest to reach from the parking lot at the Mörbisch/Fertörákos border crossing; from there, follow the path in the direction of Lake Neusiedl straight ahead.
Enjoy the peaceful atmosphere with a filled picnic basket from the Mörbisch tourism office.
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Our observation tower offers year-round great views of the Mörbischer nature as an idyllic picnic area!
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7072 Mörbisch am See
+43 2685 8430 https://www.moerbisch.com E-mail: tourismus@moerbisch.com
Along the reeds belt we head towards the Hungarian border. A little uphill along the border and you have reached a beautiful viewpoint, which ...
The name of this path comes from the lake festivals, which annually offer operetta performances on one of the largest European lake stages in the ...
This route was named after an operetta that has often been performed at the Seefestspiele stage in Mörbisch am See and leads past the reed belt to ...
The large route leads you around the Mörbischer Hotter. Along the bike path, past the reed belt, up into the forest. Admire Mörbisch and Lake ...
The Weichselweg got its name from Mörbisch. Because Mörbisch means "medves" in Hungarian, which in turn means "rich in sour cherries." This path ...
The Neusiedler See cycle path (B10) is especially suitable for families and leisure cyclists. Around the lake, numerous culinary and wine-related ...
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