Harmannsdorf Castle is a listed castle in the Lower Austrian village of Harmannsdorf. The four-sided, two-storey building surrounds a square courtyard and is surrounded by a deep former moat. It was remodeled in 1612, including older parts and the medieval keep to a moated castle. During the Baroque period around 1760, a French garden with a remarkable staircase to the east was built. The park is fringed by a Rococo wall with roundels. To the north lies the Meierhof, which was built at the same time as the palace.

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According to the commemorative plaque, the Nobel Peace Prize winner Bertha von Suttner worked here. She is also the namesake of the "Bertha-von-Suttner-Radweg", which leads past or through the castle.

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