Rosenberger Lipno Line

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Ship Adalbert Stifter

The Rosenberger Lipno Line sro is a shipping company in South Bohemia at Lipno lake .

history

In 2001, Rosenberger Lipno Line sro was bought by the Upper Austrian entrepreneur Lukas Dorn-Fussenegger, son of the writer Gertrud Fussenegger . At that time the company had two historic ships for 80 people each: the “Vltava” and the “Lipno”. In the year of the takeover, Rosenberger Lipno Line had around 12,000 passengers. By 2011 the number of passengers had increased to 32,000. Since the capacity of the ships was no longer sufficient, a ship was bought in Germany in 2012: the “Marksburg”, which was later renamed “Adalbert Stifter” and was transported over the Mühlviertel to Lipno in a three-day journey. In 2016 the company had 52,000 passengers.

organization

The boat trip offers round trips from Lipno and Horní Planá. The "Adalbert Stifter", named after the Austrian writer Adalbert Stifter , who was born in Horní Planá in 1805 , runs tours and evening trips from Lipno nad Vltavou . The “Vltava” runs round trips from Horní Planá with a stopover in Černá v Pošumaví .

The seat of the company as well as the office is in Lipno nad Vltavou . The company has three permanent employees and other sailors and captains who help out in the summer.

Transport ship "Adalbert Stifter"

The ship "Adalbert Stifter" was bought in 2012 by the Dorn-Fussenegger family in Germany on the Rhine. The ship drove on its own keel  from Spay (D) - Frankfurt (D) - Nuremberg (D) - Regensburg (D) - Passau (D) to Linz (AUT). In Linz-Urfahr it was lifted out of the water with two cranes and placed on a caterpillar-like heavy transporter from the Kübler company. The ship drove in three days via Plesching, the Pulvermühlstrasse, the Haselgraben (1st overnight stop), Glasau and Bad Leonfelden (2nd overnight stop), Reichenau, Weißenbach, Guglwald, Přední Výtoň to Frydava, where the watering took place.

The transport had a total weight of 202 tons, the ship weighed 85 tons. It was 7.5 meters high and 6 meters wide. There were over 5,000 onlookers watching the transport. In Hellmonsödt the children were even given free school and the ship was welcomed by a band.

140 people were involved in the transport. 50 traffic lights, street lamps and signs had to be removed and re-attached.

Web links

Commons : Adalbert Stifter (Schiff)  - Collection of images, videos and audio files

Individual evidence

  1. Josef Ertl: With Stifter across the Bohemian Sea . ( kurier.at [accessed on January 18, 2018]).
  2. Adalbert Stifter. Retrieved January 18, 2018 (German).
  3. Upper Austrian News: Tricky transport: 32-meter ship has to go through Linz by truck . ( nachrichten.at [accessed on January 18, 2018]).