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Wels

Walnut meadow on the outskirts of the city

A meadow beneath walnut trees in the Welser Heide, the trees have been standing there for over thirty years. On hot days you can sit in the shade of their canopies. The motorway towards Passau and Vienna is conveniently located. A transit spot. Many stay just one night before moving on. Wels is an old fair town on the Traun, the Ledererturm stands in the heart of the old town. Those with time to spare drive to the Salzkammergut. In autumn, green walnut shells lie in the grass.1

What VanSite writes

„Our nut tree meadow with its over 30 year old trees is nestled in the cultural landscape of the Welser Heide. The large nut trees provide shade on hot days and invite you to linger. We are easily accessible via the highway Passau / Vienna.“

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Suitable for

  • Motorhome
  • Caravan
  • Tent

Sights in the area1

Ledererturm tower, Wels

The 17th-century town gate marks the end of the old town lane; a short stroll through Wels that fits into a single overnight stop.

River Traun

The river from the Salzkammergut passes Wels, followed by a continuous cycle path; the flat half-day loop.

Salzkammergut

Lake district south of the Welser Heide, with Traunsee and Lake Hallstatt; a day trip if the stopover turns into a stay.

Linz on the Danube

The regional capital lies downstream, museums and harbour quarter close together; the rainy-day standby of the area.

1 Machine-written texts — they may contain errors. The description on VanSite applies.