Zwettl
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Zwettl is a town and district capital in Lower Austria. It has an area of 256 km2 and after Vienna and Wolfsberg in Carinthia, is the third largest municipality in Austria by area.
The story of Zwettl: Two men get lost in a big wood. One of them says "No human can survive here!" Then the other one says "I'll show you that that's possible!" Since then people have been living in Zwettl(the smallest Kaff on earth).
It is chiefly known as the location of Zwettl Abbey.
[edit] External links
- (German)Town website
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Allentsteig | Altmelon | Arbesbach | Bärnkopf | Echsenbach | Göpfritz an der Wild | Grafenschlag | Groß Gerungs | Großgöttfritz | Gutenbrunn | Kirchschlag | Kottes-Purk | Langschlag | Martinsberg | Ottenschlag | Pölla | Rappottenstein | Sallingberg | Schönbach | Schwarzenau | Schweiggers | Traunstein | Waldhausen | Zwettl |
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