Dürnkrut · Weinviertel
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Inn in the Weinviertel – getting to Dürnkrut and places nearby

Gasthaus Jana is located on Hauptstraße in Dürnkrut, about 45 kilometres from Vienna, 30 kilometres from Břeclav and 40 kilometres from Bratislava. The Vienna–Břeclav railway stops in the village. Within 50 kilometres there are towns in Lower Austria, South Moravia and western Slovakia.

How do I get to Dürnkrut by car?

From Vienna take the S8 and B49 through the Marchfeld; from Mistelbach the B40 and B49. From the Czech Republic use the Břeclav/Hohenau crossing, from Slovakia Marchegg or Hohenau. Parking in front of the house and in the side streets is free.

The simplest way is to start navigation to Gasthaus Jana in Google Maps – the destination is Hauptstraße 58, 2263 Dürnkrut.

How do I get here by train?

Dürnkrut is on the Northern Railway from Vienna to Břeclav. Gasthaus Jana is a few minutes on foot from Dürnkrut station. From Vienna the journey takes roughly 45 to 60 minutes depending on the connection.

Which places lie within 50 km?

The list below shows municipalities in the Weinviertel, the Marchfeld, South Moravia and western Slovakia together with their distance from Gasthaus Jana in Dürnkrut. Distances are straight-line and intended for rough orientation only.

Which towns do guests travel from?

Most lunch guests come from Dürnkrut itself and the neighbouring villages along the river March: Jedenspeigen and Stillfried are four to five kilometres away, Ebenthal and Drösing six to eight, Angern an der March about eight. From there it is a few minutes on the B49 without a single traffic light.

From the western Weinviertel guests drive in on the B40 and B49: Zistersdorf and Velm-Götzendorf are around eleven kilometres away, Spannberg seven, Hohenruppersdorf thirteen, Neusiedl an der Zaya eleven. The district town of Gänserndorf is seventeen kilometres away, Mistelbach twenty-three and Poysdorf twenty-five.

To the north the road leads to Hohenau an der March, bringing guests travelling to and from the Slovak border as well as cyclists from the March cycle route. From South Moravia guests come from Břeclav (32 km), Lanžhot (29 km) and Valtice (30 km) — Czech is spoken in the house, which for many is the reason to make the detour.

From the Marchfeld it is fifteen kilometres from Weikendorf and about twenty from Marchegg and Lassee. From Vienna the drive on the S8 and B49 takes about fifty minutes, from Bratislava a similar time, from Malacky just over twenty.

Getting here from individual towns

For four places most guests travel from there is a separate page with the route, the driving time and what to expect along the way:

Place · Distance

PlaceRegionCountryDistance
Dürnkrut Weinviertel Austria 1 km
Jedenspeigen Weinviertel Austria 4 km
Stillfried Marchfeld Austria 5 km
Ebenthal Weinviertel Austria 6 km
Velm-Götzendorf Weinviertel Austria 7 km
Spannberg Weinviertel Austria 7 km
Drösing Weinviertel Austria 8 km
Angern an der March Marchfeld Austria 8 km
Ringelsdorf-Niederabsdorf Weinviertel Austria 10 km
Neusiedl an der Zaya Weinviertel Austria 11 km
Zistersdorf Weinviertel Austria 11 km
Baumgarten an der March Marchfeld Austria 11 km
Palterndorf-Dobermannsdorf Weinviertel Austria 11 km
Prottes Marchfeld Austria 12 km
Malacky Westslowakei Slovakia 12 km
Hohenruppersdorf Weinviertel Austria 13 km
Sulz im Weinviertel Weinviertel Austria 13 km
Matzen-Raggendorf Weinviertel Austria 14 km
Groß-Schweinbarth Weinviertel Austria 15 km
Hohenau an der March Weinviertel Austria 16 km
Bad Pirawarth Weinviertel Austria 17 km
Weikendorf Marchfeld Austria 17 km
Gänserndorf Marchfeld Austria 17 km
Weiden an der March Marchfeld Austria 17 km
Schönkirchen-Reyersdorf Marchfeld Austria 18 km
Auersthal Weinviertel Austria 19 km
Gaweinstal Weinviertel Austria 19 km
Lassee Marchfeld Austria 20 km
Rabensburg Weinviertel Austria 21 km
Marchegg Marchfeld Austria 22 km
Obersiebenbrunn Marchfeld Austria 22 km
Untersiebenbrunn Marchfeld Austria 22 km
Wilfersdorf Weinviertel Austria 22 km
Strasshof an der Nordbahn Marchfeld Austria 23 km
Mistelbach Weinviertel Austria 24 km
Kúty Westslowakei Slovakia 25 km
Bernhardsthal Weinviertel Austria 25 km
Stupava Westslowakei Slovakia 25 km
Leopoldsdorf im Marchfelde Marchfeld Austria 25 km
Wolkersdorf im Weinviertel Weinviertel Austria 27 km
Poysdorf Weinviertel Austria 28 km
Deutsch-Wagram Marchfeld Austria 29 km
Šaštín-Stráže Westslowakei Slovakia 29 km
Lanžhot Südmähren Czech Republic 30 km
Valtice Südmähren Czech Republic 31 km
Engelhartstetten Marchfeld Austria 32 km
Břeclav Südmähren Czech Republic 32 km
Gbely Westslowakei Slovakia 33 km
Eckartsau Marchfeld Austria 36 km
Groß-Enzersdorf Marchfeld Austria 37 km
Orth an der Donau Marchfeld Austria 38 km
Bratislava Westslowakei Slovakia 40 km
Mikulov Südmähren Czech Republic 41 km
Holíč Westslowakei Slovakia 44 km
Vienna Wien Austria 46 km
Hodonín Südmähren Czech Republic 47 km

Frequently asked questions

How far is Gasthaus Jana from Vienna?

From Gasthaus Jana in Dürnkrut it is roughly 45 kilometres as the crow flies to Vienna, about 40 kilometres to Bratislava and around 30 kilometres to Břeclav in South Moravia.

Which Czech towns are close to Gasthaus Jana?

From Dürnkrut it is roughly 29 kilometres to Lanžhot, 30 to Valtice, 32 to Břeclav, 40 to Mikulov and 46 to Hodonín as the crow flies. Czech is spoken in the house.

How far is Gasthaus Jana from Gänserndorf and Mistelbach?

Gänserndorf is about 17 kilometres away as the crow flies, Mistelbach roughly 23 and Poysdorf around 25. Both district towns are reached via the B49 and B40.

What is there to do around Dürnkrut?

Dürnkrut lies on the river March in the Marchfeld: cycle paths along the river, the floodplain meadows, the 1278 battlefield near Jedenspeigen and the wine villages of the Weinviertel are all minutes away.

Can I reach Gasthaus Jana by bike?

Yes. The March cycle route passes Dürnkrut and Gasthaus Jana is right on the main street in the village. Bikes can be parked in front of the house.

Which inn near Dürnkrut serves home cooking?

Gasthaus Jana at Hauptstraße 58 in Dürnkrut serves classic Austrian and Bohemian inn food — schnitzels, grilled cutlets, beef roast and soups. Guests come from the Marchfeld, the eastern Weinviertel, South Moravia and western Slovakia.