Naturparkplatz beim Marienbründl

Welcome to Groißenbrunn, the perfect starting point for exploring the beautiful Marchfeld region, where culture, nature, and relaxation meet. The village is situated on the edge of the Wagram, a striking ridge formed by glacial deposits from the prehistoric Danube. Our south-facing pitches are nestled between the King Ottokar Monument and the entrance to the Marienbründl spring. There is a traditional inn right in the village, while the nearby 'Stork City' of Marchegg (5 km away) offers excellent infrastructure, including a train station, ATMs, supermarkets, restaurants, and more. Here, you will find not only peace and nature but also excellent connections to the cultural and historical highlights of the Carnuntum-Marchfeld region. Just a few kilometers away are the majestic Marchfeld palaces: Marchegg, Schloss Hof, Niederweiden, Eckartsau, and Orth an der Donau. Each palace tells its own story and offers fascinating insights into the past. Schloss Hof, located just 2 kilometers away, is particularly impressive with its Baroque architecture, expansive gardens, charming farm animals, and diverse events for the whole family. From the 'Schloßhofer Platte' plateau, you can enjoy a unique view over the Marchfeld and the Hainburg Hills. The Donau-Auen National Park is right on your doorstep—a paradise for hikers, cyclists, and nature lovers. The March river wetlands, with their impressive flora and fauna, and the nearby confluence of the March and Danube rivers are easily accessible by bike via the 'Bridge of Freedom.' Groißenbrunn is also a hub for numerous cycling paths through the picturesque Marchfeld and beyond. Pro tip: The new 'Schlösser-Radln' (Palace Cycling) route connects the Marchfeld palaces via a variety of scenic paths.