Göllersdorf

Göllersdorf is a municipality in the district of Hollabrunn in Lower Austria, Austria. It is located in the Weinviertel region, known for its vineyards and wine production. The municipality comprises several smaller villages in addition to Göllersdorf itself.

Historically, the area has been settled for a long time, with evidence of early human activity. The name "Göllersdorf" likely derives from a personal name, suggesting a Slavic or Germanic settlement. The village developed over centuries, influenced by agricultural practices and its proximity to trade routes.

The economy of Göllersdorf is primarily agricultural, with viticulture playing a significant role. Local wineries produce a variety of wines, particularly Grüner Veltliner and Zweigelt. Tourism is also a growing sector, attracting visitors interested in wine tasting, cycling, and the rural landscapes of the Weinviertel.

The municipality offers several cultural and recreational attractions. The local parish church is a notable architectural feature. Walking and cycling paths traverse the surrounding countryside, providing opportunities for outdoor activities. Göllersdorf's proximity to Vienna makes it an accessible destination for day trips and weekend visits for those seeking a taste of rural Austrian life. The administrative center of the municipality is in the village of Göllersdorf.