The Kamptal Region
Langenlois is the heart of the Kamptal region and is considered Austria’s largest wine town. Surrounded by rolling hills and sun-drenched vineyards, the region combines tradition, nature, and modern wine appreciation.
Here, visitors can experience the diversity of regional wines such as Grüner Veltliner and Riesling, explore charming wine cellar alleys, and immerse themselves in the world of wine—for example, at the Loisium Weinwelt.
The Kamptal region captivates visitors with its diverse landscape, picturesque villages, and numerous cycling and hiking trails. When it comes to dining, wine taverns and restaurants serving regional specialties offer unforgettable culinary experiences.
Whether it’s spring, summer, or fall—Langenlois and the Kamptal invite you to explore, enjoy, and relax all year round.
Langenlois Wine Trail
The Wine Trail in Langenlois is a roughly 6-kilometer-long wine hike through the most beautiful vineyards of the Kamptal region, including Dechant, Käferberg, Steinhaus, and Schenkenbichl. Along the route, a stunning natural experience is combined with fascinating insights into wine: Visitors immerse themselves in the “vineyard as a workplace” and learn interesting facts about viticulture, winemakers, and the enjoyment of wine—all while being treated to magnificent views of the characteristic vineyard landscape surrounding Langenlois.
Special attention is drawn to unique interactive stations and oversized objects, such as a giant pair of pruning shears or an oversized earthworm, which vividly illustrate the work done in the vineyard. Art also has its place: on Käferberg, Heimo Zobernig’s “Grape” is a striking feature, complemented by a viewing platform offering sweeping views of the region.
Another highlight is the giant walk-in champagne-shaking table, which serves as a unique observation deck offering spectacular panoramic views all the way to the foothills of the Alps. Those who want to combine the hike with culinary delights can sample selected wines directly along the route with the Weinsafe Package or enjoy regional specialties and wines at the vineyard tavern on weekends.
Price: EUR 30.00 (as of May 2026)
Langenlois Wine Trail
The Wine Trail in Langenlois is a roughly 6-kilometer-long wine hike through the most beautiful vineyards of the Kamptal region, including Dechant, Käferberg, Steinhaus, and Schenkenbichl. Along the route, a stunning natural experience is combined with fascinating insights into wine: Visitors immerse themselves in the “vineyard as a workplace” and learn interesting facts about viticulture, winemakers, and the enjoyment of wine—all while being treated to magnificent views of the characteristic vineyard landscape surrounding Langenlois.
Special attention is drawn to unique interactive stations and oversized objects, such as a giant pair of pruning shears or an oversized earthworm, which vividly illustrate the work done in the vineyard. Art also has its place: on Käferberg, Heimo Zobernig’s “Grape” is a striking feature, complemented by a viewing platform offering sweeping views of the region.
Another highlight is the giant walk-in champagne-shaking table, which serves as a unique observation deck offering spectacular panoramic views all the way to the foothills of the Alps. Those who want to combine the hike with culinary delights can sample selected wines directly along the route with the Weinsafe Package or enjoy regional specialties and wines at the vineyard tavern on weekends.
Price: EUR 30.00 (as of May 2026)
Wine Tasting at the Vineyard Tapas Bar
On weekends, some of the wine safes are closed. Instead, different wineries take turns serving wine at the Riedenportrait (“Kufstein-Platzl”) and/or the giant wine-tasting table. Wine hikers can enjoy a glass of wine or sparkling wine at the “Weingartenschank” right in the vineyard with a view of Langenlois. This offers a chance to chat and talk shop with the winemaking family or their staff. All details at www.langenlois.at/weingartenschank.
- Starting point: Ursin Haus, Kamptalstraße 3, 3550 Langenlois
- Tasting: from the wine safes or at the vineyard bar
- Route length: 6 km
- Elevation gain: 140 m
- Walking time only: 1.5–2 hours
- Open: April 1–October 31
Wine and Fine Dining in Langenlois
Langenlois is a great place for food and wine lovers. Whether at a wine tavern, in the cellar of a “Weinschaun-Winzer” (wine-tasting winemaker), or at another regional culinary experience. For the latest wine tavern dates, markets, and specialty shops in the
, visit: Wine & Delicacies
Wine to go: Langenlois Picnic Backpack
The wine taverns in Langenlois—Cobaneshof, Heuriger Grillmaier am Sauberg, Heuriger Herndler, Heuriger Lehner, and Heuriger Schmid—take turns packing the Langenlois picnic backpack for guests: either with a classic wine tavern snack or with special delicacies. The backpacks are easy to order online and can be conveniently picked up at the Ursin Haus tourist office in the center of Langenlois.
For more information, visit: langenlois.at/picknick
Tips on Accommodations, Wine, and Fine Dining
The tourism experts at Ursin Haus Langenlois will be happy to answer any questions you may have. From April through October, you can also rent bicycles.
Ursin Haus Wine Shop & Tourism Service
Kamptalstraße 3
3550 Langenlois
T: +43 2734 2000-0
E: info@ursinhaus.at
www.ursinhaus.at
