Museen und Schlösser im Florianerland

0 km St. Florian. From the marketplace via Linzer Strasse towards Hohenbrunn, on the left side you will see Hohenbrunn Castle, now a hunting museum and the only secular building by Jakob Prandtauer, visit possible. The route leads over Enzing to

5 km Mickstetten. Turn left between the single-family houses, follow the green signage 'Florianiweg' over the goods road Steggraben, ride along trees and turn right at the hollow, slightly uphill to Egglsee. At the height, there is a beautiful view over the hilly Florianerland with its mighty four-corner farms and into the mountains. Before us is the view of the pilgrimage church

10 km Ruprechtshofen. You get the key for the visit from the innkeeper next door. If not, turn left, then right, cross the country road, and uphill to the town center of

12 km Niederneukirchen, in front of the church turn right, cross the town, go straight on until the left turn to

15 km Grünbrunn, the special feature in this small village is the 'Grünbrunner Stoabrunn'. This monument commemorates the first water supply to the Stift St. Florian in 1333. The path climbs slightly up to the country road; from here you can choose the shorter route back to St. Florian or cross the street, go down the goods road Hoisbauer, continue left to Winking passing farms, through Hausleiten towards

22 km Tillysburg, this small village is famous for the Tillysburg Castle, built by the general Tilly. At the crossroads in Samesleiten, turn left towards St. Florian. After the houses on the left side, the open-air museum Sumerauerhof with its impressive front of windows is visible, a visit is always worthwhile. The signposted Florianiweg leads you into the village, on the left side you see St. Johann Church with the

26 km Florianiquelle, which legend claims sprang from the martyrdom of St. Florian. Today it is sought after as refreshing spring water. Via the marketplace it goes up to the Augustinian monastery. Established above the grave of St. Florian, it is today famous as the final resting place of Anton Bruckner and the Bruckner organ. For enthusiastic Florian followers, a visit to the Historical Fire Brigade Museum is definitely worthwhile.