Stadtgemeinde Deutschlandsberg

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As a Schilcher capital Deutschlandsberg is famous in many places. It is known for its mild climate and for the fact that here the Schilcher, the wine from the Blue Wildbacher vine, thrives particularly well. Deutschlandsberg is also an insider tip among hikers and cyclists.
Deutschlandsberg, the district and Schilcherstadt is home to around 11,600 inhabitants and is located in the heart of western Styria, surrounded by vineyards, meadows and forests. The city with its six districts Bad Gams, Deutschlandsberg, open land, monastery, Osterwitz and Trahütten stands for a location quality that is rarely found today.
The wide range of cultural and culinary offer leaves nothing to be desired. In addition to the numerous concerts and theatrical performances, those interested in history can experience a time travel to the Celts at the Archeo Norico Castle Museum. Many sports facilities and an intact natural area, which extends into the city with the Natura 2000 European Conservation Area Laßnitzklause, further emphasize this high quality of life. Deutschlandsberg is also on the hiking route "from glacier to wine" and on the wine country Styria bike tour. In addition to the Schilcher, regional specialties such as pumpkin seed oil and, in autumn, the tasty sweet chestnuts also invite you to linger and enjoy the Schilchersturm.