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Bezirk Hartberg-Fürstenfeld
Hartberg

Pharmacy with baroque portal – Hartberg Town Hall loop from Hartberg

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Austria
Styria
Bezirk Hartberg-Fürstenfeld
Hartberg

Pharmacy with baroque portal – Hartberg Town Hall loop from Hartberg

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Pharmacy with baroque portal – Hartberg Town Hall loop from Hartberg

01:05

4.03km

40m

Hiking

Easy hike. Great for any fitness level. Easily-accessible paths. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: May 8, 2026

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Start point

Bus stop

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1

1.20 km

Hartberg Duck Pond

Highlight • Lake

Nice pond at the beginning of the pedestrian zone. Unfortunately the beautiful big trees were felled!

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1.25 km

Wiener Straße Pedestrian Zone

Highlight (Segment) • Structure

Excavation work will be carried out here in March 2026 - hopefully completed by summer, so that Hartberg will be presentable again.

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1.54 km

In the heart of Hartberg stands a very special Marian column, the Immaculata, also known as the Frauensäule. It was designed by the gifted sculptor Christoph Hofstetter in 1675, a true Styrian work of art. It was donated by the proprietress Marie Grifin von Paar together with her daughter and son-in-law as a deeply felt expression of gratitude to the Holy Mary. The occasion was not just any, but the averting of the great Turkish danger that threatened our country at that time.

In 1664, in the Battle of Mogersdorf, or Fehring, a significant blow was dealt to the Turkish armies. 150 wounded imperial soldiers were brought to Hartberg for care, a sign of solidarity and faith. The Immaculata with her 12-star wreath still looks down on the city today; this wreath of stars is even considered a model for the 12-star symbol of the European Union. Not only an artistic masterpiece, but also a spiritual symbol of the highest order.

The elevated Madonna represents the plea for the maternal protection of heaven over our homeland. She reminds us to trust with confidence and humility in the intercession of the Mother of God. In times of danger and need, she is our Frauensäule, standing firm in faith and giving us strength. Thus, we live our Catholic faith with heart and love for our homeland, with the Immaculata as the eternal guardian of Hartberg.

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1.61 km

Pharmacy with baroque portal

Highlight • Historical Site

One of several impressive, historic buildings on Hartberg's main square. Worth seeing.

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5

1.65 km

Hartberg Parish Church

Highlight • Religious Site

Parish Church

At the time the Hartberg parish was founded – the first documented mention of a priest dates back to 1157 – there was a small Romanesque church with a square choir. It was built on the ruins of a Roman building. After a series of alterations, a three-aisled Romanesque basilica followed. Around 1460, extensive remodeling took place. The church received a new choir and a new nave with the star-ribbed vault that still exists today.

Source: katholische-kirche-steiermark.at/pfarre/6183/pfarre/bauwerke

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1.68 km

Hartberg Town Hall

Highlight • Monument

You can find information about the beautiful town hall of Hartberg at hartbergerland.at/das-rathaus-von-hartberg_1077.htm.

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2.07 km

Hartberg Karner

Highlight • Religious Site

The Hartberg charnel house dates back to the second half of the 12th century. It is a two-story, double-round building with conical roofs and tiled roofs. The ashlar masonry is made of local shell limestone. The upper floor houses the chapel room with a three-quarter apse decorated with frescoes. The diameter of the main room is 6.6 meters, and that of the apse is 4 meters. The main room, a St. Michael's Chapel, is 7 meters high, and the conical roof is 8 meters high. The ossuary is located in the basement. According to an inscription above the portal, the charnel house was built in 1167.

de.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Karner_(Hartberg)

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2.37 km

Schölbinger Tower

Highlight • Monument

The circular tower at the eastern end of the city wall had to be preserved by the residents of Schölbing, who in return did not have to pay a toll when entering the city.

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4.03 km

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Bus stop

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Way Types & Surfaces

Way Types

2.40 km

1.09 km

253 m

251 m

Surfaces

2.11 km

1.60 km

294 m

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Friday 10 July

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14°C

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