The Wachau is a UNESCO World Heritage cultural landscape along the Danube between Melk and Krems and it is known for its vineyards historic towns medieval castles and gentle river views. The valley combines natural beauty with centuries of human history including terraced vineyards small wine villages and impressive monasteries such as Melk Abbey. Visitors can explore the area by boat bike or on foot and enjoy wine tastings local cuisine and scenic viewpoints. The landscape is especially beautiful in spring and autumn when the hills show bright colors and the river creates a peaceful picturesque atmosphere. The Wachau is one of the most iconic regions in Austria with a unique mix of culture nature and tradition.
Part of: Austria