Grein

Grein, picturesque located at a bend of the Danube, is a true gem in Upper Austria's Strudengau region. The charming little town offers an impressive backdrop for a convertible tour along the Danube, where nature, history, and culture harmoniously intertwine. Particularly, the well-preserved old town, the famous city theater, and the mighty Greinburg Castle make Grein a worthwhile stop.

Theater Town with Heart and History

Grein boasts the oldest preserved city theater in Austria, which has been in operation since 1791. Even today, performances are held regularly, allowing visitors to immerse themselves in the historical theater atmosphere. The intimate space with original decor exudes an incomparable charm and provides insight into the bourgeois cultural life of the 18th and 19th centuries. Those interested in theater history should not miss a guided tour—a thrilling journey through Grein's cultural heritage.

Greinburg Castle and Danube Panorama

Dominating the town is the imposing Greinburg Castle, whose origins date back to the 15th century. Today, it houses the Upper Austrian Maritime Museum, which impresses with a diverse exhibition on Danube shipping. Particularly appealing is the view from the castle walls over the Danube—here it becomes clear how closely Grein's history is tied to the river. For convertible drivers, the castle provides an ideal photo stop with a wide view of the Danube valley.

Stroll Through the Old Town

The old town of Grein is characterized by pretty bourgeois houses, cobblestone streets, and small cafés. A walk through the center passes by traditional inns and old merchant houses. Particularly noteworthy is the former town hall with its distinctive tower and the baroque parish church, which significantly shapes the town's image. The relaxed atmosphere makes it an ideal spot for a short break on the route.

Nature Experience Strudengau

Grein is located in the Strudengau, a wildly romantic section of the Danube that is especially suitable for picturesque drives. The winding roads that snake along the river make this section one of the most beautiful parts of the Austrian Danube tour—perfect for convertible fans looking to combine driving pleasure with the enjoyment of nature.

A Soulful Stopover

Grein combines vibrant history with a tranquil atmosphere. Whether enjoying culture at the theater, strolling through the old town, or admiring the view from the castle—everything that can enrich a successful convertible tour can be found here in a compact space. Those who truly want to experience the Danube region shouldn't just drive past.