Tattendorf

Welcome to wine: The municipality of Tattendorf in the district of Baden has been known as a wine-growing village for centuries. In ancient times, the area belonged to the province of Pannonia. The first documentary mention of the village dates back to 1114. In the 19th century, a cotton spinning mill flourished in Tattendorf. Today, life in the municipality is characterized by high-quality winegrowers and wineries, cosy accommodation, traditional festivals and wonderful hiking and cycling trails.

Tattendorf: History(s) of wine
Wine has been successfully grown here since the mid-13th century. Today, Tattendorf's red wine in particular enjoys an excellent reputation. The red wine vines in particular thrive in the dry, limestone-rich alluvial soil.

Hiking & climbing in Tattendorf
Idyllic hikes can be enjoyed on the Marien hiking trail and the Sankt Laurent wine hiking trail - or through the enchanting Triesting floodplain. Cyclists also love the scenic landscape: the Helenental Cycle Path from Baden to Heiligenkreuz Abbey is one of the most beautiful cycle routes in the Vienna Woods. The Triestingau cycle path also leads through Tattendorf. For climbing fans, the Tattendorf climbing park is a great tip: children and adults alike can let off steam on five courses with over 50 climbing stations.