Rohrsteg Pedestrian Bridge – Tunnel of Remembrance, Steyr loop from Steyr Münichholz

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Austria

Upper Austria

Rohrsteg Pedestrian Bridge – Tunnel of Remembrance, Steyr loop from Steyr Münichholz

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Rohrsteg Pedestrian Bridge – Tunnel of Remembrance, Steyr loop from Steyr Münichholz

02:20

8.88km

80m

Hiking

Moderate hike. Good fitness required. Easily-accessible paths. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: August 7, 2026

Waypoints

Start point

Train Station

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2.67 km

Rohrsteg Pedestrian Bridge

Highlight • Bridge

Nice dog walk about 1 hour

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5.96 km

St. Michael's Church (Michaelerkirche), Steyr

Highlight • Religious Site

St. Michael, colloquially known as the "Michaelerkirche", is located in the Steyrdorf district and is a Roman Catholic parish church. It belongs to the Steyr deanery in the Linz diocese and is a listed building. The former Jesuit church, with its elevated position at the confluence of the Steyr and Enns, dominates the cityscape of Steyr.
A special feature is the gable fresco between the two towers. There is a statue of the Archangel Michael in the forecourt.

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5.98 km

St. Michael's Parish Church (Steyr)

Highlight • Religious Site

The suburban parish church of St. Michael characterizes the cityscape of Steyr due to its elevated position. It was built in baroque style from 1635 to 1677 as a church of the Jesuit order. The furnishings of the interior are essentially from the years 1763 to 1771. The altar occupies the entire choir and dates from the year 1766/67.

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6.08 km

View of Christkindl and St. Michael's Suburban Parish Church

Highlight • Viewpoint

The view there is beautiful. It's even nicer to be there ;-)

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6.13 km

View of Schloss Lamberg and Museumssteg

Highlight • Viewpoint

Around 980 the "Stirapurhc" was first mentioned.

The mighty keep of the original fortress is still preserved today. In the 11th century the castle reached its importance as the residence of the Otakare. In 1727 the entire complex was destroyed in a catastrophic city fire in Steyr and rebuilt by the Counts of Lamberg as a representative baroque palace. The Lamberg'sche noble library and sandstone figures are located in the inner courtyard.

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6.18 km

Tunnel of Remembrance, Steyr

Highlight • Historical Site

The Gallery of Remembrance is a permanent exhibition on forced labor and concentration camps in the city of Steyr in Upper Austria. The exhibition is located in a former air raid shelter under Lamberg Castle, which was built in 1943 by forced laborers from the Steyr-Münichholz concentration camp.
The Mauthausen Committee Steyr is the sponsoring association and responsible for the content of the exhibition. The scientific curation was carried out by the historian Regina Wonisch in cooperation with a team of curators from the association, who were involved in the conceptual design of the content. The association received scientific and conceptual advice from contemporary historian Bertrand Perz. The Museum Arbeitswelt Steyr is responsible for educational support.[1] Bernhard Denkinger designed the exhibition. It has been published in several architecture magazines

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6.26 km

View of Michaelerkirche (St. Michael's Church) in Steyr

Highlight • Religious Site

The Michaelerkirche is also a very beautiful church, imposing towers in front of the confluence of the Enns and Steyr, an eye-catcher from the outside and certainly worth a visit ...

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6.32 km

View of the confluence of the Steyr and Enns rivers

Highlight • River

Rarely does one find anywhere in a city the opportunity to stand so directly at the confluence of two rivers. Steyr on the left, Enns on the right. In this confluence, the colors of the two rivers mix and then flow together as the Enns to the mouth of the Danube in Mauthausen.

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8.88 km

End point

Train Station

Way Types & Surfaces

Way Types

4.56 km

4.07 km

169 m

< 100 m

Surfaces