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What to do and see in Mistelbach, Austria: The Best Places and Tips
Mistelbach in Austria, from Europe region, is best know for Children's Museums. Discover best things to do in Mistelbach with beautiful photos and great reviews from traveller around the world here!
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1. MAMUZ Museum
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4.5 based on 12 reviews
Reviewed By David D - Devizes
Enjoyed the new Stonehenge exhibition with the life-size stones, great AV and interesting objects. Fascinating to hear about the latest discoveries using all the new technology.
2. Romanischer Karner
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5 based on 1 reviews
Reviewed By Bekul - Czech Republic
Velmi stará Rotunda pocházející z roku 1200. Nachází se hned vedle kostela sv. Martina v areálu místního hřbitova. Dá se k ní dostat přímo z náměstí po schodech nebo parkem, ale také okolo po silnici.
3. Stadtpfarrkirche - Kath. Pfarrkirche hl. Martin
Overall Ratings
4 based on 1 reviews
Reviewed By Bekul - Czech Republic
Klasický kostel na kopci nad náměstím v Mistelbachu viditelný už z dálky. Vede k němu několik cest , včetně romantických schodů. Kolem křížová cesta a řada soch. Pěkná procházka.
4. Nitsch Museum
Overall Ratings
4 based on 1 reviews
Reviewed By Bernhard B
Das druckgrafische Werk, das zurzeit ausgestellt ist, ist einen Besuch jedenfalls wert. Ebenso die chronologische Darstellung des gesamten künstlerischen Schaffens des Künstlers beginnend beim Wiener Aktionismus. Das eine oder andere Schüttbild, die Krypta des Orgien-Mysterien-Theaters und eine Videoinstallation runden das Nitsch-Museum in Mistelbach ab. Aber: nichts für schwache Nerven oder ästhetisch-sensible Menschen. Es führt an und überschreitet teilweise die Grenzen des guten Geschmacks.
5. Schwedenkeller
6. Schaugarten Puerkl
A fabulous garden according to Feng ShuiListen, when the gardener tells you stories: about stones, which can swim or why you should be careful with the “Egg of the Dragon”. And what dwarf again forgot its watering beside the compost. She certainly explains the tasks of the vegetable garden in the “Children's Area” and those of the owl in the “Knowledge Sphere”. Ask her from where the stones on the garden paths are coming and what function the trellis for roses and clematis had in a previous life.
