Sauwald Panoramastrasse

01) Panoramic view Pyrawang - Municipality of Esternberg02) Panoramic view Vichtenstein - Municipality of Vichtenstein03) Panoramic view Untergriesbach - Municipality of Vichtenstein04) Panoramic view Kasten - Municipality of Vichtenstein05) Panoramic view Bavaria - Municipality of Engelhartszell06) Panoramic view Danube Valley - Municipality of St. Aegidi07) Panoramic view Engelhartszell - Municipality of Engelhartszell08) Panoramic view Moarfelsen - Municipality of St. Aegidi09) Panoramic view Rannariedl - Municipality of St. Aegidi10) Pankrazkapelle - Municipality of St. Aegidi11) Four-Quarter View - Municipality of Waldkirchen am Wesen12) Panoramic view Paschinger Hügl - Municipality of Waldkirchen am Wesen13) Panoramic view Pyramid Etzing - Municipality of St.Agatha14) Panoramic view Steinhügel - Municipality of St.Agatha15) Panoramic view Revita - Municipality of St.Agatha Six starting points on the Nibelungen Bundesstraße on the south bank of the Upper Danube Valley allow access to the Sauwald Panoramastraße. Depending on the type of transport, your tour can be individually designed. Train and Bus The two train stations Passau and Linz are suitable as starting points for an excursion along the Sauwald Panoramastraße (information on timetables can be found at www.oebb.at and www.bahn.de). The Upper Austrian Transport Association enables comfortable onward travel. Since buses run only at longer intervals, connections should be checked in advance at www.oevv.at. Tip for cyclists – the Radtramper Donau For cyclists who want to combine their journey on the Danube Cycle Path with a stage along the Sauwald Panoramastraße, the Radtramper between Passau and Linz offers the possibility to cover part of the route or the return journey by train. Car Coming by car from Munich or Regensburg, use the A3 motorway and exit in Passau. You can then travel toll-free from Germany to Austria by following the B130 Nibelungen Straße from Passau on the southern bank of the Danube towards Engelhartszell. Coming from Vienna or Salzburg, the A1 leads to the provincial capital Linz. From there, take the B129 to Eferding and then the B130 Nibelungen Straße to the Upper Danube Valley. For Bus Companies The entire route of the Sauwald Panoramastraße can be traveled by bus. Parking spaces in the immediate vicinity of the viewing stations offer space for at least one coach. Exception: the Pankrazkapelle station can be reached via a narrow farm track, which has no turning possibility for buses! Stopping at the Stations All panoramic stations have parking facilities for buses and cars as well as parking spaces for bicycles. These are usually located directly next to the stations, with the following exceptions: the stations Pankrazkapelle, Panoramablick Rannariedl and Moarfelsen in St. Aegidi can be reached via forest and meadow paths and therefore only in snow-free weather.