Top sights

The medieval Tabor ruins rise above the town. Their surviving walls form a distinctive viewpoint overlooking Neusiedl and the lake. The building’s original purpose remains uncertain; it was later used for defense. On the eastern edge of town lies the Kalvarienberg with its Stations of the Cross. Protected as a natural monument, the site provides a habitat for rare plants and panoramic views across the lake, the Seewinkel region and the Leitha Mountains.

Down by the water, the lakeside lido and promenade are another focal point. Sunbathing lawns, swimming areas and opportunities for sailing, windsurfing and stand-up paddleboarding shape the summer leisure scene. Restaurants and cafés along the promenade offer lake views.

Culture & Events

Haus im Puls is a cultural meeting place in the town center. This historic townhouse houses a cultural center where the IMPULSE association presents music, cabaret, readings, exhibitions and theatre. Events take place in the hall and the Kulturstadl, a converted barn venue. Closely linked to the local winemaking tradition is the Neusiedler Martiniloben, when participating winemakers open their cellars and present their young wines. Alongside tastings, visitors can meet the winemakers and learn about their work.

Culinary delights

Characteristic wines from Neusiedl am See include Chardonnay, Welschriesling and Pinot Blanc, as well as Zweigelt, Blaufränkisch and St. Laurent. Local wineries, traditional wine taverns and the Weinwerk Burgenland wine shop offer tasting opportunities. The latter stocks wines from Burgenland’s various winegrowing regions. Its adjoining delicatessen complements the selection with regional produce such as pickled vegetables, jams, Mangalitsa pork specialities, fruit spirits and liqueurs – to enjoy during a visit or take home as culinary souvenirs.