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The building – now a ruin – of the former cement filling plant of Perlmoser AG, which was acquired by the French Lafarge Group in 1997 (with emissions of 607,967 tons of CO2 equivalents in 2020, the company is one of the largest greenhouse gas emitters in Austria). The building was acquired by Siloft GmbH, which plans to build an office/residential/cultural center there. The Kaltenleutgebnerbahn, which was discontinued by the Austrian Federal Railways (ÖBB) when cement production ceased, runs directly past the building.
Rodaun, Vienna, Austria.
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Kaltenleutgeben, Lower Austria.
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Along the Kaltenleutgebnerbahn – the currently (2025) inoperative section of the railway line, which is scheduled for renovation.
Rodaun, Vienna, Austria.
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The building – now a ruin – of the former cement filling plant of Perlmoser AG, which was acquired by the French Lafarge Group in 1997 (with emissions of 607,967 tons of CO2 equivalents in 2020, the company is one of the largest greenhouse gas emitters in Austria). The building was acquired by Siloft GmbH, which plans to build an office/residential/cultural center there. The Kaltenleutgebnerbahn, which was discontinued by the Austrian Federal Railways (ÖBB) when cement production ceased, runs directly past the building.
Rodaun, Vienna, Austria.
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Along the Kaltenleutgebnerbahn – the currently (2025) inoperative section of the railway line, which is scheduled for renovation.
Rodaun, Vienna, Austria.
©hris Haderer 2025 - All Rights Reserved.

Along the Kaltenleutgebnerbahn – the currently (2025) inoperative section of the railway line, which is scheduled for renovation.
Rodaun, Vienna, Austria.
©hris Haderer 2025 - All Rights Reserved.

Along the Kaltenleutgebnerbahn – the currently (2025) inoperative section of the railway line, which is scheduled for renovation.
Rodaun, Vienna, Austria.
©hris Haderer 2025 - All Rights Reserved.

The building – now a ruin – of the former cement filling plant of Perlmoser AG, which was acquired by the French Lafarge Group in 1997 (with emissions of 607,967 tons of CO2 equivalents in 2020, the company is one of the largest greenhouse gas emitters in Austria). The building was acquired by Siloft GmbH, which plans to build an office/residential/cultural center there. The Kaltenleutgebnerbahn, which was discontinued by the Austrian Federal Railways (ÖBB) when cement production ceased, runs directly past the building.
Rodaun, Vienna, Austria.
©hris Haderer 2025 - All Rights Reserved.

The building – now a ruin – of the former cement filling plant of Perlmoser AG, which was acquired by the French Lafarge Group in 1997 (with emissions of 607,967 tons of CO2 equivalents in 2020, the company is one of the largest greenhouse gas emitters in Austria). The building was acquired by Siloft GmbH, which plans to build an office/residential/cultural center there. The Kaltenleutgebnerbahn, which was discontinued by the Austrian Federal Railways (ÖBB) when cement production ceased, runs directly past the building.
Rodaun, Vienna, Austria.
©hris Haderer 2025 - All Rights Reserved.

The building – now a ruin – of the former cement filling plant of Perlmoser AG, which was acquired by the French Lafarge Group in 1997 (with emissions of 607,967 tons of CO2 equivalents in 2020, the company is one of the largest greenhouse gas emitters in Austria). The building was acquired by Siloft GmbH, which plans to build an office/residential/cultural center there. The Kaltenleutgebnerbahn, which was discontinued by the Austrian Federal Railways (ÖBB) when cement production ceased, runs directly past the building.
Rodaun, Vienna, Austria.
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Andreas Manessinger, manessinger.com, Creative Commons BY-SA

Andreas Manessinger, manessinger.com, Creative Commons BY-SA

Andreas Manessinger, manessinger.com, Creative Commons BY-SA

Andreas Manessinger, manessinger.com, Creative Commons BY-SA

Eine künstliche Höhle im Höllensteinzug: 1915/K2

Eine künstliche Höhle im Höllensteinzug: 1915/K2

Eine künstliche Höhle im Höllensteinzug: 1915/K2

ist ein künstlicher Stollen im Höllensteinzug bei Kaltenleutgeben.

The "Eisgrabenstollen" is an artificial tunnel in the hills of Kaltenleutgeben.

Watch the full walk-through on YOUTUBE

von Kaltenleutgeben bis Wien
Explored September 10th, 2024