List of cellar lanes in Ziersdorf

The list of cellar lanes in Ziersdorf is headed by the cellar lanes in the Lower Austrian municipality of Ziersdorf . Many cellar lanes are accessed by bike and / or hiking trails.

photo		Basement lane	Location	description
		Basement lane	KG:  Dippersdorf location	The one-sided cellar lane is located on the edge of the terrain on the northeastern edge of the village. Over a length of 250 meters there are 19 mostly eaves-standing cellars and buildings, three of which are conversions or new buildings. The oldest dating is from 1949.
		Kellergasse Fahndorf	KG:  Fahndorf location	The cellar lane on both sides is in a ditch at the western exit of the town. Over a length of 300 meters there are 43 cellars and buildings, six of which are renovations or new buildings.
		Kellergasse Gassl	KG:  Fahndorf location	The one-sided single cellar lane is located on the edge of the terrain in the back, on the northwestern edge of the village. Over a length of 150 meters there are 11 mostly eaves cellars and buildings.
		Kellergasse Gettsdorf	KG:  Gettsdorf location	The cellar lane on both sides leads from the southern back towards the south-west of the village and crosses Retzer Straße. Over a length of 650 meters there are 54 cellars and buildings, 15 of which are renovations or new buildings. The traditional cellars are predominantly either eaves or in the form of a shield wall; half of the cellars are in need of renovation. The oldest dating in Kellergasse is from 1795. An ensemble of around ten single-storey press houses from the first half of the 19th century with a high roof, wooden ceilings and mighty tree presses located in the press houses is remarkable. A stately press house is a listed building.
		Hutwinger Feld (Hutwinkel / Promille-Weg)	KG:  Gettsdorf location	The single cellar lane on both sides is located on the edge of the terrain to the south-east of the town. There are 12 cellars over a length of 120 meters.
		Northeast radial road	KG:  Großmeiseldorf location	The cellar lane on both sides is located in a ditch. There are 22 cellars and buildings over a length of 200 meters, two of which are converted or new buildings and a barn. A third of the cellars are in need of renovation.
		Hohenwarter Strasse	KG:  Großmeiseldorf location	The cellar lane on both sides is located at the exit of the town towards the southwest, to Hohenwarth, in a very wide and up to 11 meter high hollow path. There are 30 cellars over a length of 200 meters, three of which are conversions or new buildings. Most of the cellars are in the form of a shield wall; more than half are in need of renewal or have expired.
		Parallel to Minichhofener Strasse	KG:  Großmeiseldorf location	The one-sided single cellar lane is located in a ravine right next to the main road towards Minichhofen. At 250 meters there are 19 cellars, mostly in the form of a shield wall, and most of them in need of renovation.
		End of town north (quarry ditch)	KG:  Großmeiseldorf location	The one-sided single cellar lane is located in a ravine that leads from the northwestern edge of the village to the north. There are 17 cellars and buildings over a length of 180 meters, four of which are converted or new buildings with residential use. A third of the cellars are in need of renovation or have fallen into disrepair.
		Corn valley	KG:  Großmeiseldorf location	The cellar lane on both sides leads away from the eastern end of the southern rear in a ditch or ravine to the south. 27 cellars and buildings (including three conversions or new buildings) are 180 meters long; three of them in a ravine that branches off from the Maistal supply road to the west. Most of the cellars are in the form of a shield wall; more than half are in need of renewal. The oldest dating is from 1925.
		Southwestern radial path	KG:  Großmeiseldorf location	The single cellar lane on both sides is located in a ditch or ravine at the western end of the southern rear. Here are twelve cellars and buildings (two of which are conversions or new buildings) over a length of 100 meters. Most of the cellars are eaves; half are in need of renewal or have expired. The oldest dating is from 1925.
		Kellergasse Hollenstein, back	KG:  Hollenstein location	The one-sided single cellar lane is located on a hillside in the northern rear. There are ten cellars over a length of 100 meters, six of which are conversions or new buildings. The oldest dating is from 1737.
		Direction Teichberg	KG:  Hollenstein location	The one-sided single cellar lane is located on a hillside on a goods road leading north from the west end of the village. Over a length of 100 meters there are eight cellars and buildings, including a barn and a conversion or new building. Most of the cellars are eaves and need renovation.
		Direction Reisberg	KG:  Kiblitz location	The one-sided single cellar lane is located on a slope and ditch to the northwest behind the village. There are eleven cellars over a length of 100 meters, four of which are conversions or new buildings. The oldest dating is from 1792.
		Southern back	KG:  Kiblitz location	The one-sided single cellar lane is located on the edge of the site in the southern rear. Over a length of 100 meters there are seven mostly eaves cellars.
		Kellergasse Kiblitz 3	KG:  Kiblitz location	There are two wine cellars on a hill to the southwest of the village.
		Hohenwarter Kellergasse	KG:  Radlbrunn location	The cellar lane system is located at the western exit of the town. A ravine, in which there are cellars on both sides, leads into the almost parallel main street, which is lined with cellars on one side. There are 42 cellars and buildings over a total length of 350 meters, seven of which are renovations or new buildings. The oldest dating is from 1817.
		Meiseldorfer Kellergasse	KG:  Radlbrunn location	The single cellar lane on both sides is located in a ravine that leads away from the western exit to the northwest. There are 33 objects over a length of 200 meters, more than half of them with a monopitch roof. Five of the cellars are in ruins. The oldest dating is from 1867.
		Chicken pit	KG:  Radlbrunn location	The one-sided single cellar lane is located on the edge of the site in the back, not far from the northeast end of the village. Over a length of 130 meters there are ten cellars (mostly in the form of a shield wall) and a barn; many of the cellars are in need of renovation. The oldest dating is from 1877.
		Kellergasse Am Leuchter	KG:  Rohrbach location	The one-sided single cellar lane is on a hillside, just south of the village. There are 21 cellars and buildings over a length of 280 meters, four of which are conversions or new buildings. Half of the cellars are in need of renovation or have fallen into disrepair. The oldest dating is from 1892.
		Kellergasse Ziersdorf	KG:  Ziersdorf location	The single cellar lane on both sides consists of a small, square-like extension not far from Wiener Straße near the center of the village and a ditch that leads to the southwest and ends at the embankment of the Franz-Josefs-Bahn . At the rear of the eastern cellar row runs the somewhat higher Kremser Straße, so that some cellars can also be accessed from there via the attic. There are 50 objects over a length of 150 meters, eleven of which are renovations or new buildings and two are residential buildings. Most of the cellars are eaves; a third is in need of renewal. The oldest dating is from 1901.
		Mossberg curve	KG:  Ziersdorf location	The single cellar lane on both sides is on the edge of the site or on the level northeast outside the village. Over a length of 250 meters there are 27 mostly eaves-standing buildings. A third of the cellars are in need of renovation or have fallen into disrepair.
		Kellergasse towards Radlbrunn	KG:  Ziersdorf location	On the road from Ziersdorf to Radlbrunn between the level crossing of the Franz-Josefs-Bahn and the driveway to Horner Straße B4, there are some wine cellars in varying degrees of preservation.
		Kirchensteig – Retzerstraße	KG:  Ziersdorf location	The Kellergasse branches off to the left at the level of the cemetery from Retzerstraße and runs in a south-easterly direction. The HL-069 (linden tree) natural monument stands at the fork in the road . In the alley there are only a few preserved press houses between residential houses.

literature

• Lower Austrian village and urban renewal : Kellergassen utilization concept LAG Weinviertel-Manhartsberg . S. 12 ( pdf [accessed April 12, 2016]).
• Andreas Schmidbaur: The Lower Austrian Kellergassen. An inventory. Origin - distribution and typology - development tendencies. Dissertation at the Technical University of Vienna, Vienna 1990, p. 1069ff.
• Karin Pötscher-Prem: From the ravine to the cellar lane. Development process of the cellar lanes and inventory in the western Weinviertel. Diploma thesis at the Faculty of Geosciences, Geography and Astronomy of the University of Vienna, Vienna 2006, p. 126 ff.

Individual evidence

1. ↑ Ziersdorf in the "Kellergassen Usage Concept" of the LEADER Region Weinviertel-Manhartsberg , p. 12 ( Memento of the original from March 4, 2016 in the Internet Archive ) Info: The archive link was inserted automatically and has not yet been checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice. , accessed April 16, 2016 
2. ^ Gerhard A. Stadler: The industrial heritage of Lower Austria. History - technology - architecture. Vienna, Böhlau, 2006. pp. 205f.
3. ↑ Pötscher-Prem describes the Maistal supply route as "Kellergasse 5" and the ravine branching off from it with three cellars as "Kellergasse 6".
4. ↑ Pötscher-Prem treats these two streets separately, as "Radlbrunn 1" and "Radlbrunn 2".

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