Absdorf

Absdorf, a municipality with over 1200 years of history, presents itself as a serious, stable and tranquil destination. The municipality is exposed and conveniently located in the middle of its surroundings, which has had both positive and negative effects on its fate. In 1602, the town was mistakenly burned down and in 1809, the army of Emperor Napoleon caused fear and terror. A historical highlight is the triumph of technology: in 1872, a section of the Kaiser-Franz-Josephs-Bahn was opened here, giving the town great significance.

The eventful history is meticulously documented in the local history museum. As a Wagram community, Absdorf is committed to the tradition of viticulture. The cellar lane is a much admired sight and the scene of local culture. Absdorf is a place that combines history, culture and tradition, making it a worthwhile destination.