From November 11th to 15th, Klosterneuburg will be celebrating St. Leopold. This year, with „Wiesbauer's Leopoldi im Park,“ families in particular should get their money's worth.
Due to circumstances related to the pandemic, the Leopoldimarkt in Klosterneuburg will be held on a smaller scale. Under the title „Wiesbauer's Leopold in the Park“This year, the Wiesbauer showman family from Klosterneuburg is organizing an amusement park on Rathausplatz.
From November 11th to 15th, around ten rides will provide fun and entertainment for the whole family. These include the Tagada, kiddie train, bumper cars, Round Up, No Limit, mini-flight ride, shooting gallery, and much more. For refreshments, „Michl's Heiße Hütte“ and „Pfeiffers Punschhütte“ will be available. The wine tasting in the Babenbergerhalle will not take place.
Highlights also await in the abbey for Leopoldi: barrel sliding in the Binderstadl, a benefit concert on November 11th, and a pontifical mass on November 15th in the abbey church, followed by the Leopold blessing in the abbey square.
Opening hours: Thursday, November 11th, to Saturday, November 13th, 2:00 PM to 11:00 PM; Sunday, November 14th, 11:00 AM to 11:00 PM; Monday, November 15th, 11:00 AM to 8:00 PM;
Entry is only possible with a 3G certificate, subject to possible changes in legal measures!
Mayor Stefan Schmuckenschlager is pleased that Klosterneuburg can celebrate the State Holiday this year: „This year's festival, in its scaled-down form, is primarily for children and families. This allows us to celebrate our patron saint in a cozy atmosphere.“
„The feast day of Saint Leopold is a significant part of our regional identity. Therefore, I am glad that this festival, which has become a tradition, can take place in Klosterneuburg, albeit in a smaller form.“, so Prelate Maximilian Fürnsinn, Administrator of the Klosterneuburg Abbey.
City Councilor for Tourism Christoph Kaufmann, MAS, adds: „Leopoldi is one of the last major open-air festivals of the year, and we want to provide our guests from all over Lower Austria with an enjoyable and, above all, safe stay in Klosterneuburg.“