The Thermenregion wineries are distributed between 42 different wine communities. The most significant viticultural centres are Bad V\u00f6slau, Baden, Gumpoldskirchen, M\u00f6dling, Pfaffst\u00e4tten, Soo\u00df, Traiskirchen and Tattendorf.<\/p>\n
Starting point for Robert Schlumberger\u2019s career and home of the Goldeck vineyard, source of Austria\u2019s first wine with a registered trademark, V\u00f6slauer Goldeck, in 1859. Important registered vineyard: Ober Kirchen.<\/p>\n
One of the tourist attractions of the historic imperial city is the R\u00f6mertherme, but numerous other sulphur springs bubble out of the ground. Important registered vineyards: Auf der Weide, B\u00e4renschwanzel, Flaming, Landstiebeln und R\u00f6merberg.<\/p>\n
One of the tourist attractions of the historic imperial city is the R\u00f6mertherme, but numerous other sulphur springs bubble out of the ground. Important registered vineyards: Auf der Weide, B\u00e4renschwanzel, Flaming, Landstiebeln und R\u00f6merberg.<\/p>\n
Wine scientists associate the city with the neighbouring Kalenderberg Mountain where grape seeds from the Hallstatt period were found at the beginning of the 20th century. Important registered vineyards: Griess, In den Jenninen.<\/p>\n
Ried Goldbiegl,\u00a0Ried Haspel.\u00a0Ried Hochrain,\u00a0Ried H\u00f6llriegel,\u00a0Ried Sommerhagenau<\/p>\n
The Lilienfelderhof, a monasterial wine estate surrounded by walls that first mentioned in written documents in 1209, is located here. Important registered vineyards: Glaslautern, H\u00f6fen, Ronald, Rosenberg, Tagelsteiner, Th\u00f6rlberg.<\/p>\n
This important historic wine village was under the rule of the Klein-Mariazell Abbey from the beginning of the 14th century until late in the 18th century. Important registered vineyards: Gradenthal, In Sch\u00f6n, In Schullern, Waasnen.<\/p>\n
The world\u2019s largest contiguous St. Laurent vineyard is located in Tattendorf. Important registered vineyards: Frauenfeld, Holzspur, Lores, Weisses Kreuz und Stiftsbreite.<\/p>\n
The Babenbergs owned this village for a very long time. It was later transferred to the Habsburgs and then became the property of the Melk Monastery. Important registered vineyards: Mandel-H\u00f6h und Rodauner.<\/p>\n