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Pictorial Wachau Valley,Lower Austria.

Beautiful landscape of the Wachau Valley in Austria.

Durnstein village and castle in the Wachau Valley, Lower Austria. Popular touristic destination in Europe.

Panorama of Durnstein, Wachau valley, Austria.

Panorama of Durnstein with ship on Danube river in Lower Austria, Austria

Dürnstein seen during a cruise on the Danube. This very picturesque small town on the Danube river is famous for having been the place of imprisonment of the King of England Richard the Lion-heart, imprisoned in the castle whose ruins are visible in the photo above right. The town in the Lower Austria state is also one of the most visited tourist destinations of the Wachau, a region well-known for its wine growing area along the Danube river and inscribed in the UNESCO List of World Heritage Sites since December 2000.

Dürnstein, Lower Austria AT - June 8, 2023 View of the picturesque Dürnstein, a small town on the Danube River. Famous for the Dürnstein Abbeys blue tower, which is visible from the river.

View down to Weissenkirchen and the Danube

Durnstein, small town in Austria region Wachau. Durnstein town view with Danube river and vineyards.

A view of the historic Tihany Abbey perched atop a hill, overlooking the Lake Balaton and surrounded by autumn foliage. The cloudy sky and vibrant colors of the trees add a seasonal charm to this iconic Hungarian landscape.

The beautiful village of Dürnstein on the River Danube in Austria, dominated by the Abbey Church

Picturesque Durnstein with colorful vineyards, Danube River, and hillside ruins in scenic Wachau Valley.

Durnstein Near Vienna,Austria, Pictorial Wachau Valley.

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panorama of Dürnstein in the Wachau with blooming apricot trees

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Durnstein is one of the most visited tourist destinations in the Wachau region and also a well-known wine growing area. Durnstein was first mentioned in 1192 when King Richard I Lionheart of England was held captive by Duke Leopold V of Austria after their dispute during the Third Crusade.

Medieval castle ruins on the Somló Hill on a sunny day in springtime.

Wachau - View at the Church of Saint Michael in Mosinghof, Austria

Dürnstein Panorama, Wachau an der Donau, church and ruin,

Spring in the town of Durnstein, Wachau Valley, Austria. Nature wakes up on the Danube River in Austria.

Picturesque Austrian Village along the Danube River

Durnstein village and castle in the Wachau Valley, Lower Austria. Popular touristic destination in Europe.

Durnstein tower, Wachau valley, Austria

Idyllic medieval town Durnstein in the Wachau, Danube Valley in Austria. Famous tourism and sightseeing destination.

The Abbey of Einsiedeln is one of the most important baroque monastic sites and the largest place of pilgrimage in Switzerland. The image shows the decorated interior of the Abbey Church with the ceiling.

Church and castle ruins of Durnstein in the Wachau in Upper-Austria, Austria

View of Visegrad city, Hungary

Rows of grapevines stretch toward the Church of St. Michael nestled in the hills near Spitz Austria. The bright sun enhances the charm of this picturesque vineyard landscape.

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