sights and landmarks

Kremser Gasse is one of the oldest shopping streets in the country and dates back to the 11th century. Today, it links the main railway station with the historic old town and, together with the surrounding streets, forms St. Pölten’s lively shopping district. As Austria’s second-oldest pedestrian zone, it brings together well-known brands, unique boutiques, cafés and regional specialist shops to create a special shopping experience.

You can pick up a free guide to the main attractions from thetourist information office on Rathausplatz. You’ll also find plenty of information, suggested itineraries and tips for your stay on our website. We also regularly feature special places, day-out ideas and the latest highlights from St. Pölten on our social media channels.

The Town Hall on Rathausplatz is regarded as the landmark of Lower Austria’s capital. With its striking Baroque façade, it dominates the historic townscape and forms the centre of the old town. All round Rathausplatz, cafés, restaurants and events invite visitors to discover the lively centre of St. Pölten.

You can book guided city and themed tours directly at theTourist Office on Rathausplatz, by telephone or by email. Alternatively, a handy online booking option is available on our website. Whether it’s a cultural tour, a nature walk, a carriage ride or a virtual journey through time with XR glasses – we’ll be happy to advise you and help you find the right tour for your stay.