Wachau (Krems–Melk)
The Wachau is a UNESCO-listed stretch of the Danube famed for terraced vineyards, baroque abbeys and riesling-and-grüner-veltliner wine villages. Golfers base in its riverside towns for parkland and country-club courses set among vines, castles and the rolling Waldviertel.
- 5
- Golf courses
- 10
- Restaurants
- 2
- Bars & Clubs
Where everything is
Cities & towns
Krems an der Donau
Melk
Courses
From Krems an der Donau
Golfclub Lengenfeld Kamptal-Donauland
Golfclub Maria Taferl Wachau
Diamond Country Club
Adamstal Golf Club (Championship)
Fontana Golf Club
From Melk
Golfclub Maria Taferl Wachau
Golfclub Lengenfeld Kamptal-Donauland
Diamond Country Club
Adamstal Golf Club (Championship)
Fontana Golf Club
Dining
Loibnerhof
Classic Austrian regional cuisine served in a 400-year-old wine estate; Michelin Guide listed, paired with Knoll estate wines
Wachauerstube
Hearty Wachau cuisine with an outstanding regional wine list; Falstaff 86/100
Gasthaus Jell
Fifth-generation Viennese-Austrian Wirtshaus; celebrated for nose-to-tail offal dishes and local Wachau wines in a 16th-century inn
Schwarze Kuchl
Traditional Austrian gulasch specialist in the pedestrian zone; modern interpretations of regional classics served all day
2Stein
Vibrant all-day café-bar-restaurant; creative burgers, steaks, wraps, and craft cocktails in a colourful riverside campus setting
Stiftsrestaurant Melk
Classic Austrian regional cuisine in a historic 18th-century orangery beside Melk Abbey
Restaurant Zur Post
Traditional Austrian inn fare with views of the main square and Melk Abbey
Mole Melk
Contemporary Austrian plates and cocktails in a sleek Danube-waterfront setting
Loibnerhof
Wachau landmark: butter schnitzel, trout, goose-liver parfait paired with Knoll estate whites under century-old apple trees
Hofmeisterei Hirtzberger
Award-winning Haubenküche with refined regional dishes and wines from the Hirtzberger estate in a baroque riverside setting