Kellergasse Galgenberg: A Wine Cellar Village

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Discover Austria's largest concentration of wine cellars in the picturesque Galgenberg Kellergasse, a unique cultural and wine-tasting experience.

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Kellergasse Galgenberg

The Kellergasse Galgenberg is a unique wine cellar village outside Wildendürnbach, Austria, featuring over 180 press houses built into the hillside. Named 'Kellergasse of the Year' in 2013, it offers a picturesque glimpse into the region's winemaking traditions.

A brief summary to Kellergasse Galgenberg

Galgenberg, 2164, AT

Local tips

Bring cash for the self-service Besucherkeller, as card payments may not be available.
Combine your visit with a walk or bike ride through the Galgenberg Kellergasse to fully appreciate the landscape.
Check the local event calendar for wine festivals in Wildendürnbach for a more festive experience.

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Getting There

Public Transport

From Retz, take a bus to Wildendürnbach. Check local bus schedules for the most up-to-date information. From the Wildendürnbach bus stop, follow signs towards Galgenberg Kellergasse, approximately a 15-20 minute walk uphill. A single bus fare from Retz to Wildendürnbach typically costs around €3-5.
Walking

If you are already in Wildendürnbach, follow the signs directing you to the Galgenberg Kellergasse. The walk is uphill and takes approximately 15-20 minutes from the center of the village. There are no specific costs associated with walking.
Driving

From Retz, take the B35 east towards Hollabrunn. After approximately 10km, turn right onto the L3031 towards Wildendürnbach. Follow the L3031 for about 5km until you reach Wildendürnbach. Follow signs for 'Galgenberg/Kellergasse'. Parking is available near the Kellergasse. Parking is generally free, but availability may be limited during peak season.

Discover more about Kellergasse Galgenberg

The Kellergasse Galgenberg, also known locally as 'Golingbir', derives its name from a gallows that stood on this hill until 1828. Today, the 256-meter-high Galgenberg is celebrated for its exceptional wines. Located about one kilometer outside Wildendürnbach, this 'cellar lane' boasts over 180 press houses nestled around the Galgenberg. More than 40 hectares of vineyards flourish in the surrounding area. A prominent feature is a steeple without a church, watching over the Kellergasse from the summit of the 'Golingbiri'. In 2013, the Galgenberg was honored as the 'Kellergasse of the Year'. The Galgenberg Kellergasse has the largest concentration of wine cellars anywhere in Austria. Visitors can explore the area year-round and book guided tours with wine tasting and snacks. Many of the cellars are still actively used and some offer private tastings or tours. The Besucherkeller is a self-service wine cellar where visitors can sample local wines and snacks. The village hosts wine-related events throughout the year.

Explore the best of what Kellergasse Galgenberg has to offer

Experience nature's tranquility at Park Řehořova, a serene escape in Brno-Černovice perfect for relaxation and leisurely strolls.

Experience Weinviertel's authentic wine culture at Besucherkeller: self-service wines, stunning views, and local tradition in Wildendürnbach's Kellergasse.