Regau

Few places in Upper Austria have a history as closely tied to the Roman route connecting Wels with Salzburg as Regau. The municipality lies in the gently rolling Vöckla valley, where the Alpine foothills begin to rise toward the Salzkammergut. Its position on an old east–west corridor has long connected this rural community with the larger towns of the region. Wagrain Castle, a Renaissance moated residence within the municipal area, is Regau’s best-known historic landmark and recalls the landed estates that shaped the countryside. Today, Regau combines working farmland, residential districts and access to Upper Austria’s lake country. Discover other points of interest through webcams located across Regau and Upper Austria.

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