Spend relaxing days on the banks of the Danube River with a vacation apartment in the Wachau, Nibelungengau or Kremstal.

Weißenkirchen in the Wachau
The origin of the Wachau...

Surrounded by sunny hills of vines and nestled between the silver ribbon of the Danube and green forests rises the mighty Gothic parish church of Weißenkirchen in the Wachau. Together with the winegrowing villages of Joching, Wösendorf and St. Michael, Weißenkirchen forms in harmony the largest winegrowing community in the Wachau.

The romantic winegrowing village of Weißenkirchen has preserved its originality and is one of the most popular vacation resorts in the Wachau World Heritage Region.

Look forward to wine, culture and enjoyment in Weißenkirchen - the heart of the Wachau!

Weißenkirchen in der Wachau is a market town with 1396 inhabitants (as of January 1, 2022) in the district of Krems-Land in Lower Austria.Weißenkirchen in der Wachau is located in the Waldviertel in Lower Austria.

Culture and sights

    Catholic fortified church of St. Michael: Two kilometers upstream, in the cadastral municipality of St. Michael, is the fortified church of St. Michael from around 1500. The parish of St. Michael is even 500 years older and is considered the oldest parish in the Wachau.
    Catholic parish church Weißenkirchen in der Wachau Mariä Himmelfahrt: The village is dominated by the mighty Gothic fortified church from the 14th century, which also gives its name and whose stately tower was built in 1531 for protection against the Turks. The interior mixes late Gothic and Baroque styles.
    Catholic Parish Church Wösendorf St. Florian
    Teisenhoferhof: Also worth seeing is the magnificent Renaissance Teisenhoferhof, completed in 1542, which today houses the Wachau Museum, a branch of the NÖ. Landesmuseum, and houses the wine museum.
    Salzstadeln: Located on the Danube, the three Salzstadeln are from the 17th century, which in earlier times supplied the nearby northern Waldviertel with the "white gold" (=salt).
    Gruberwarte