Located in the historic Teisenhoferhof in Weißenkirchen, the Wachaumuseum traces the cultural, social and agricultural development of the valley across centuries, with strong emphasis on viticulture and the apricot economy that defines Wachau identity.
Address: Wachaustraße 242, 3610 Weißenkirchen in der Wachau, Austria
The Benedictine Abbey Göttweig has produced wine continuously since 1083. The experience cellar tour explores nine centuries of monastic viticulture, including the 1681-expanded Grand Cellar that once stored hundreds of thousands of litres. A museum-quality living wine heritage destination.
Nikolaihof stands on the site of a Roman settlement dating to the 1st century AD, with intact Roman cellar foundations visible in the vaulted cave.
The city museum of Krems housed in a 13th-century Dominican monastery, including a historic wine cellar. Exhibits trace viticulture and the wine trade as the foundation of Krems citizenry from the Middle Ages; works by baroque painter Kremser Schmidt also displayed.
The Spitz shipping museum in a historic building preserving model ships, horse-drawn towboat equipment and the last functioning 17th-century boat organ.
Experience our winery up close: guided tour of the cellar, tasting of fine wines. Reserve your spot now!
Embark on a boat tour along the Danube River from Krems. Taste 6 Wachau wines, learn about the region's history, and admire views of vineyards, monasteries, and castles.
Discover Krems & Stein in a delightful way! Among old wine-pressing courtyards, we'll sample finger foods and typical Wachau/Krems wines and share stories, with wit, f...
