Trumau

Gemeinde Trumau is best known in Lower Austria for Schloss Trumau, a Baroque complex established as a Cistercian nunnery in the 18th century. The municipality lies in the Vienna Basin, where the Triesting meets the Schwechat, amid the low-lying countryside south of Vienna. The monastery was dissolved under Emperor Joseph II in 1782, and its buildings later gained new roles; Schloss Trumau is now home to the International Theological Institute. Trumau connects the agricultural plain with Lower Austria’s nearby spa towns and wine-growing districts, rather than the Alpine scenery often associated with Austria. Explore nearby webcam locations that provide complementary perspectives on Gemeinde Trumau and Lower Austria.

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