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Architectural Building Attractions In Langenlois

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Ursin Haus

Weingut Ludwig Ehn

Weingut Fred Loimer

Weinweg Langenlois

Pfarrkirche zum heiligen Laurentius

LOISIUM WeinErlebnisWelt & Vinothek

Melk Abbey

Wachau Valley

Stift Durnstein

Burgruine Duernstein

Mauthausen Memorial

Familypark

Langenlois is a town in the district of Krems-Land in the Austrian state of Lower Austria. Famous for its wine production, it is also home to the Loisium, a centre celebrating and advertising the local wine and built by the American deconstructionist architect Steven Holl.
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Architectural Building Attractions In Langenlois

1. Pfarrkirche zum heiligen Laurentius Langenlois

Langenlois Videos

loisium wine museum / langenlois, austria

Our first stop in Austria was the Loisium Wine Museum in Langelois - near the Wachau Valley. The entrance to the wine experience was this 5 minute light show. It set the precedence for the rest of the slightly wacky, often trippy journey through wine.

Time for Austria: Austria. You've Arrived!

Austria offers some historical greats, but Mozart, Freud and the Viennese Waltz are only the start of an Austrian break. Find out more about coach holidays to Austria at Door2Tour.com

Courtesy of Austrian National Tourist Office.

Austrian Wine Country

This is a time-lapse journey through Austria's Wachau Valley region between Melk and Krems, one of the most popular tourist destinations in the world. Wachau attracts wine connoisseurs and is also known for epicurean adventures. The Viking cruise ship Idun passed through this region on one of its frequent trips on the Danube River.

Linz, Austria Tourism : Linz Castle Museum: Applied Art Collection

The Castle Museum in Linz, Austria is home to about 400 pieces of furniture and 940 gold works for tourists to check out. See the Castle Museum in Linz, containing miniature carvings by Johan Rimph with travel tips in this free video on tourism.

Expert: Linz, Austria
Bio: Linz is the third largest city of Austria and capital of the state of Upper Austria.
Filmmaker: Demand Media

Hotel Klinglhuber

The unique location directly at the entrance to the old Town of Krems enables you to explore Krems on foot. A place for individualist, culture, wine experts and gourmets.

Mx Simulator - Swedes Attacking #1

Edit from a few weeks ago where quite a few Swedish riders hooked up and rode together! :) Feedback is greatly appreciated! :)

Kristoffer Storken Wenerklang #959
Markus Moz Olsson #231
Christoffer Jönsson #385
Melker NFMX Simonsson #627
Dennis Dahlin #71
Anthon Hassel #8

Song is: M.O.P - Ante Up
I claim no ownership of this song.

Buena Vista Winery Wine Tool Museum Show

High atop the Buena Vista Champagne Cellars is a unique, first-of-its-kind museum showcasing a collection of historic viticulture tools from France. Requiring a special permit from the French government to bring this collection to America, the tools are theatrically displayed in beautiful, artistic patterns and set against the ancient stone walls, carved from the Mayacamas Mountains, dating back to 1864.

Join us for a unique experience where you will be guided through a twenty minute light, sound and visual show, presenting the history of winemaking through its tools and the life of the vivacious and eccentric founder, the self-proclaimed “Count of Buena Vista.” While enjoying this historic tour, you will be invited to taste exclusive current release wines and explore the recently renovated property and Champagne Cellars.

Museum Tours are available daily by-appointment at 11 AM, 1 PM and 3 PM (walk-up visitors will be accommodated as availability allows; groups of eight or more require advance reservation). In addition to the $25 tour and tasting, families will also be offered a choice of a museum-only experience for $10 per person, and children with paying adult are free.

WINE MUSEUM.

WINE MUSEUM.

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