Leibnitz

The Sulm River defines the setting of Leibnitz — its low valley gives this Styrian district town a gentle, open character between the Mur plain and the wine-growing hills of southern Styria. Leibnitz is closely connected with the Südsteirische Weinstraße, where vineyards, wine taverns and small producers shape local food culture. Schloss Seggau rises above the town as a former bishops’ residence, known for its historic wine cellars and lapidarium. Nearby Wagna preserves the archaeological legacy of Flavia Solva, an important Roman settlement in what is now Austria. View additional webcams nearby to better understand how Leibnitz relates to southern Styria and the Mur valley.

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