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Service area Krems & Wachau.

From Krems and Stein we serve the whole Wachau valley, the Kremstal, the Kamptal, the southern bank of the Danube and the Wagram. This page shows the service area at a glance: 21 municipalities with a page of their own, 53 further villages, and every destination, route and topic page.

How the service area is laid out

The centre is Krems an der Donau with Stein. Our car stands there, at Bahnhofplatz next to the railway station — from there every direction is a similar distance away. Where a figure is given below, it is the approximate road distance to Krems, the same one shown on that place’s own page — Krems itself carries none.

Downstream lies the Wachau: Dürnstein, Weißenkirchen and Spitz on the northern bank, Mautern and Rossatz-Arnsdorf on the southern one. The old Stein–Mautern bridge is closed to cars; we reach the south bank by road, and that is everyday business for us.

To the north the land rises into the Kremstal and the Kamptal: Rohrendorf, Senftenberg, Stratzing, Lengenfeld, Langenlois and Hadersdorf am Kamp, and beyond them Droß and Gföhl in the Waldviertel.

East of Krems are Gedersdorf and Grafenegg; south of the Danube, Furth bei Göttweig and Paudorf at the edge of the Dunkelsteinerwald, plus Traismauer and Nußdorf ob der Traisen in the Traisental. We also drive up onto the Wagram — Grafenwörth, Engabrunn, Feuersbrunn, Fels am Wagram; those places are listed further down among the villages.

Municipalities with their own page

Krems and Stein — the centre

Along the Danube — the Wachau

Wine villages in the Kremstal and Kamptal

Wooded hills — Dunkelsteinerwald and Waldviertel

Open country east and south of Krems

More villages in the service area

These places deliberately have no page of their own. Where a village belongs to one of the municipalities listed above, its name links there — it is named on that page. All others appear here as plain text: a page per village would say nothing the municipal page does not already say.

Routes and topic pages

Two routes and three topics have a page of their own: the ride to Vienna and to St. Pölten, the Wachau as a whole, airport transfers, and rides for businesses.

Your place is not listed?

Then simply ask. The lists above show where we drive regularly — they are not a border. The phone is fastest, daily from 7 am to midnight; if you would rather write, send us a short ride request online.

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