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Explore Austria's surprising lowlands: Discover the unique Pannonian landscape and rich birdlife of the Seewinkel at the country's lowest point.

Discover Austria's lowest point, a mere 114 meters above sea level, nestled near Apetlon in the Seewinkel region. This unique landscape, characterized by its vast, flat expanse, offers a surprising contrast to Austria's mountainous reputation and provides a glimpse into the distinctive Pannonian Plain.

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  • Bring binoculars for birdwatching, as the Seewinkel region is a haven for diverse bird species.
  • Rent a bicycle to explore the flat landscape and surrounding areas of the Neusiedler See-Seewinkel National Park.
  • Visit in the spring or autumn for pleasant weather and optimal bird migration viewing opportunities.
  • Combine your visit with a wine tour in the Apetlon area, known for its excellent winemakers.

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Getting There

  • Walking

    From the center of Apetlon, the lowest point is approximately a 30-45 minute walk. Head east on Kirchengasse, then turn right onto Schulgasse. Continue onto Zicklacke and follow the signs for 'Tiefster Punkt Österreichs'. The path is mostly flat and offers views of the surrounding fields.

  • Public Transport

    While there is no direct public transport to the exact location, you can take a bus to Apetlon from nearby towns like Neusiedl am See. From the Apetlon bus stop, it's best to continue by foot or bicycle. Bus fares vary depending on the origin, but expect to pay around €3-€6 for a single journey within the region. Check local bus schedules for accurate timings.

  • Driving

    From Apetlon, drive east on Kirchengasse, then turn right onto Schulgasse. Continue onto Zicklacke and follow the signs for 'Tiefster Punkt Österreichs'. Parking is available near the Lange Lacke, from where it is only a short walk to Austria's lowest point. Parking is free. Note that the roads are narrow and can be busy during peak season.

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Located near the village of Apetlon in Burgenland, the lowest point in Austria sits at 114 meters (374 feet) above sea level. This area is part of the Seewinkel region, known for its unique steppe landscape and its contrast to the alpine scenery that typically defines Austria. The seemingly endless, flat landscape of the Seewinkel surprises many visitors.The Seewinkel is part of the Neusiedler See-Seewinkel National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage site. This region is characterized by shallow salt lakes, meadows, and unique flora and fauna. Birdwatchers will find themselves in paradise, as the park is home to over 340 bird species. The area provides a unique insight into a landscape formed by both natural processes and human activity.While not a dramatic landmark, Austria's lowest point offers a subtle charm. It's a place to appreciate the vastness of the Pannonian Plain and the unique biodiversity of the Seewinkel. The location is marked by a sign, making it a popular spot for cyclists and hikers exploring the region. It serves as a starting point for athletes attempting records, such as traversing Austria from its lowest to highest point. A visit here provides a deeper understanding of Austria's diverse geography, extending beyond its well-known alpine landscapes.
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