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Starhemberg Castle Ruins

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Bezirk Wiener Neustadt

Markt Piesting

Starhemberg Castle Ruins

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Starhemberg Castle Ruins

Name: Starhemberg Castle Ruins
Rating: 1.9

Recommended by 36 hikers out of 40

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Location: Markt Piesting, Bezirk Wiener Neustadt, Lower Austria, Austria

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2. View of Dreistetten – Einhornhöhle (Unicorn Cave) loop from Muthmannsdorf

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3. Starhemberg Castle Ruins – View of Dreistetten loop from Muthmannsdorf

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Rainer 🐕🐾

February 28, 2019

Castle ruins Starhemberg; an extensive formerly important castle on the "mons Starhenberch" north of Dreistetten. First, a Styrian plant, 1192 was the transfer of Styria and thus the castle to the Babenberger. Under Friedrich the strife a Palatinate expansion took place. After his death in 1246 she was briefly managed by the Teutonic Order. 1278 after the Battle of Dürnkrut the festivities went into Habsburg possession. In 1482 the castle was occupied by the Hungarian king Matthias Corvinus. After several Verwesern the castle was sold in 1590 to the Counts of Heussenstein, in whose possession she was over 200 years and the Turkish onslaught in 1683 resisted. Since 1913 it is owned by the Salvator Habsburg-Lorraine family.
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Art Vandelay

July 30, 2016

de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Burgruine_Starhemberg

The ruins can be easily combined with a hike on the Hohe Wand, for example, via the easy Drobilsteig up and down. It's best not to go up the Zischkasteig, as it's completely overgrown at the bottom, with thorn bushes up to chest height. But if you do want to, please only go up the Zischkasteig, not down.

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Intertrain

December 29, 2018

12/29/2018 - The ruins are very overgrown, large indoor complex with preserved outer walls, outer bailey and stronghold with many high building walls, large old kitchen and high chimney. Imposing Pallas remains that can be seen from the valley. The ruin is locked and the main gate is locked with a beam.
To avoid a roof tax, it was covered around 1800, windows and doors were removed.

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Location: Markt Piesting, Bezirk Wiener Neustadt, Lower Austria, Austria

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1. Einhornhöhle (Unicorn Cave) – View of Dreistetten loop from Piesting

2. View of Dreistetten – Einhornhöhle (Unicorn Cave) loop from Muthmannsdorf

3. Starhemberg Castle Ruins – View of Dreistetten loop from Muthmannsdorf

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