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Schloss Haindorf

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Schloss Haindorf

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Location: Langenlois, Bezirk Krems, Waldviertel, Lower Austria, Austria

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3. View towards Gobelsburg – Haindorf Castle loop from Langenlois

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Bardstale 🥾📸

December 16, 2020

In 1973 the state of Lower Austria bought the castle and completely renovated it until 1978. The state guild of the building trade uses the castle as a training center. A three-star seminar hotel is also attached to the Bauakademie.

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Christine 🚶‍♀️ 📷 🌏

December 15, 2020

The baroque Haindorf Castle developed from the field mill, which was first mentioned in 1624. The roots are likely to go back even further, to the Loisbachmühle, which was first mentioned two hundred years earlier in 1407. It belonged to the rulership owned by Peter Haun zu Haindorf. Since 1996, operettas have been played in front of the castle during the Langenlois Castle Festival. A wine tasting is set up in the castle park. The arena has almost 1,500 seats, making it one of the largest summer theater playgrounds in Lower Austria.

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Lilo FD

August 3, 2019

Haindorf Castle is located in Kamptal, just outside the wine and garden town of Langenlois. First mentioned in 1387, it was often the residence of nobles and landowners. In 1973, the guild Bau NÖ acquired the dilapidated castle, renovated it and operates it as a conference and recreation hotel. In 2003, an extension was made by the BAUAkademie NÖ, which includes modern meeting and seminar rooms and forms a charming architectural contrast to the baroque castle. There you will also find the "Castello" for retreat with garden.

The castle park impresses with old trees and walking paths. Since 1996, operettas have been played here in summer, and the Langenloiser delicatessen days have a long tradition.

In addition to numerous parking lots, a camperplace for independent campers is available at Schlossallee. On the way over the bridge and right along the Loisbach you can walk beautifully into the center of Langenlois.
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Location: Langenlois, Bezirk Krems, Waldviertel, Lower Austria, Austria

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Schloss Haindorf

1. Kamptalwarte – Kampthalerwarte loop from Langenlois

2. Giant Pruning Shears Sculpture – Grape Sculpture on Käferberg loop from Kammern

3. View towards Gobelsburg – Haindorf Castle loop from Langenlois

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