Langenlois train station

Located on the Kamptalbahn line is the Langenlois station. The large reception building in the southeastern Waldviertel has two main tracks and several side tracks.

Regional trains in the direction of Horn and St. Pölten are connected to the station, as well as the line E of the Wieselbus and the bus company PostBus.

Travelling by bike

If you travel by bike, you get off the train in Langenlois and set course for the Kamptal cycle path . The approximately 115.5 kilometre long cycle path is a branch of the Danube cycle path and leads from Altenwörth in the district of Tulln through the Kamptal to the town of Horn. The mostly asphalted cycle path runs through the wine-growing villages of the lower Kamptal in Langenlois and offers numerous view highlights along the entire route, such as Rosenburg Castle, the Ottenstein reservoiror Altenburg Abbey.

Loisium

During a visit to the wine town of Langenlois, a stop at the Loisium is almost a must. In addition to the extensive selection of wines in the shop, the winegrowers' world is presented in the form of the enchantingly designed vineyard path and the wine underworld in the cellar vault, among other things, for entertaining entertainment and promises to be an unforgettable experience.

History

With the construction of the Kamptal railway line, the region along the Kamp experienced an economic boom. Not least, the simpler transport possibilities facilitated the transport of agricultural products to Vienna. There was also a trend towards summer retreats in landscapes spoilt by nature, as city dwellers increasingly enjoyed the opportunities for relaxation and recreation in rural areas.