Zur Tankstelle – Buschenschank Kainz

The Buschenschank "zur Tankstelle" on the LB212 between Gainfarn and Großau in Bad Vöslau is a summer Heuriger run by the Kainz family that only opens in fine weather. White and red wines are served, along with open sandwiches, bread with spreads and home-made game sausages.

Why it has this name

Until the early 1980s the Marker family from Großau ran an Elan petrol station here, and many locals still know the spot as the Marker petrol station. Around 40 years later the Kainz family renovated the building from the ground up and brought it back to life as a Buschenschank. The central island, the old lamps and the flagpoles have stayed – only now the Buschen hangs there.

Easy to reach for cyclists

• By bike: via the cycle path next to the LB212, the Merkenstein cycle path, which branches off the Thermenradweg (EuroVelo 9) towards Gainfarn at Flugfeldstraße in Bad Vöslau, or from the Harzberg via the Sonnenweg
• E-bike charging: at its own charging station, free of charge
• By car, moped or motorbike: large marked car park directly in front of the building
• On foot: bike racks and access for hikers too

When it is open

The Heuriger is only open in summer, in 2026 from 19 June to 20 September – on weekdays from the afternoon, at weekends and on public holidays from the morning. It stays closed in bad weather. Tables can be reserved in person, by phone or by e-mail.

Automatically translated from German.