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Roman Path for Teurnia

Nature Trail · Bad Kleinkirchheim-Millstätter See-Nockberge
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Distance 9.4 km
2:00 h
159 m
157 m
646 m
552 m
The settlement of St. Peter in Holz was founded around the 12th c. BC. The Celtic village of Teurnia was incorporated into a large urban centre planned by the Romans around 50 AD. In the 5th and 6th centuries Teurnia was a stronghold of the province of Noricum and a bishopric, as the huge ruins of an Episcopal church and cemetery church reveal. The mosaic floor of the church is one of the most important in Europe. The Roman museum in Teurnia is a recent creation.
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Update: July 19, 2018
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Highest point
646 m
Lowest point
552 m
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The most important emergency numbers in Austria

144 ambulance service

140 alpine emergency call

112 European emergency number

Start

Spittal/Nord – Evangelist church (586 m)
Coordinates:
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46.802290, 13.495670
DMS
46°48'08.2"N 13°29'44.4"E
UTM
33T 385211 5184292
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Destination

Spittal/Nord – Evangelist church

Turn-by-turn directions

the walk starts from the car-park near the Evangelist church in Spittal. Turn left at Ebnerwiese meadow on Fratresstrasse street and walk through a wood as far as St. Peter in Holz (a late- Gothic church with frescoes and a lookout point). The Roman museum in Teurnia stands in front of the church. Past the museum you turn to the right and about 200 metres later  you will find the oldest Episcopal church in Austria (ca. 4th c.). It is enclosed by a protective structure. Continue along this road for about 1 km (or you could have turned off earlier and taken a steep path for about 800 metres) where you will come across a church with a famous mosaic floor (ca. 5th c.).

By road

by car from Seeboden to Spittal

Coordinates

DD
46.802290, 13.495670
DMS
46°48'08.2"N 13°29'44.4"E
UTM
33T 385211 5184292
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Arrival by train, car, foot or bike

Book recommendation by the author

Erlebniskarte See- und Bergberührungen® rund um den Millstätter See - Millstätter See Tourismus Der Millstätter See Höhensteig. Verborgene Bergberührungen® - Millstätter See Tourismus

Author’s map recommendations

Kompass 066 Millstätter See Freytag & Berndt WK 221 Liesertal - Maltatal - Millstätter See

Equipment

An important condition for the success of a hike is the study of the maps and optimal equipment. The basic equipment is fitting climbing boots and a water repelling and windproof jacket and trousers (rain shelter). Sun glasses, mobile phone and a first aid package should be in your backpack.

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Difficulty
easy
Distance
9.4 km
Duration
2:00 h
Ascent
159 m
Descent
157 m
Highest point
646 m
Lowest point
552 m
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