Issue: Austria Lake Neusiedl Burgenland 1973 Stamp
Type: Stamp
Number of Stamps: 3
Stamps Denomination: 10 S,
Issue Date: 1973
Issued By: Austria Post
Austria Celebrates Natural Beauty:
In 1973 Austria issued a postage stamp highlighting one of its most iconic and serene landscapes Neusiedlersee in the region of Burgenland. This large shallow lake is famous for its reed beds birdlife and peaceful scenery. Known as the Sea of the Viennese it has long been a favorite for nature lovers hikers and birdwatchers. The stamp captures the tranquility and ecological richness of the area with fine artistic detail. By placing this natural gem on a stamp Austria showcased its commitment to preserving national treasures and promoting the natural wonders found within its borders.
Neusiedlersee A Haven for Wildlife:
Neusiedlersee is not just a tourist spot but also a vital part of Europe’s environmental heritage. It lies on the border between Austria and Hungary and is a UNESCO World Heritage Site thanks to its unique ecosystem. The lake and surrounding wetlands are home to hundreds of bird species making it one of the most important bird sanctuaries in Central Europe. The 1973 stamp reflects this ecological importance by featuring the serene waters and surrounding reeds that define the region. With this issue Austria helped raise awareness of environmental conservation before it became a global movement.
A Stamp That Reflects a Landscape
Neusiedlersee Burgenland stamp is more than a pretty picture it is a symbol of harmony between people and nature. It represents Austria effort to bring attention to places of quiet beauty and environmental value. For collectors this stamp stands as a peaceful moment frozen in time a reminder of the simple elegance of rural Austria. It is part of a wider tradition in Austrian philately where landscapes culture and history come together in miniature works of art. Whether viewed as a nature lover a traveler or a philatelist this stamp invites appreciation for the calm enduring beauty of Neusiedlersee and the care with which Austria preserves its natural heritage.
