The year is 1972. Archaeologists meticulously brush away the earth in Brunn am Gebirge, revealing a glimpse into its Roman past. A tombstone emerges, bearing the name Valerius Maternus. Brunn am Gebirge, a town nestled on the outskirts of Vienna, holds secrets that stretch back millennia. Excavations tell us that this unassuming town is no stranger to the passage of time. Brunn am Gebirge is actually the oldest known farming settlement in Austria, dating back to the Neolithic period around 6000 BC. Imagine the lives of those early settlers, cultivating the land and laying the foundation for the community we see today. The discovery of Roman graves, including that of Valerius Maternus, suggests that Brunn am Gebirge was likely a settlement for Roman veterans. Fast forward through the centuries, and you’ll find that Brunn am Gebirge has witnessed it all. The town played a role in resisting the Ottoman incursions in the 16th century. It later became known for its thriving wine industry and even had its own brewery. Today, Brunn am Gebirge is a blend of history and modernity. The echoes of its past resonate in its charming streets and well-preserved historical buildings. As you explore this charming town, remember the stories whispered by the stones, for they tell the tale of Brunn am Gebirge’s long and fascinating journey through history.
Центральный дом работников искусств
Step through the grand wooden doors of the Central House of the Workers of Art, and you’ll be transported to