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Zeillern Castle was built on the ruins of a medieval moated castle, first mentioned in 1052 in connection with a "Chuno von Cidelaren." In 1605, Wolf Friedrich Freiherr von Tattenbach acquired the property, remodeled it in the Renaissance style, and gave it its characteristic appearance, which remains to this day. Since 2006, it has been a hotel with a restaurant and outdoor seating area. Opening hours can be found here: https://schloss-zeillern.at/restaurant/.

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Zeillern Castle is a magnificent castle in the municipality of Zeillern in Lower Austria. It is considered an important historical building in the region and is now used for events and as a hotel and seminar center. The castle was built in the 16th century, but its roots go back to a medieval castle complex. Over the centuries it changed owners several times and was gradually converted into a representative Renaissance castle. The castle underwent structural extensions and modernizations, particularly in the 17th and 18th centuries. The castle is a typical example of Renaissance architecture with Baroque elements that were added later. It consists of a rectangular main wing with an inner courtyard. The striking clock tower and the facade with sgraffito decorations give the castle its special charm. Today Zeillern Castle is used as a hotel and seminar center.

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Zeillern Castle is currently being renovated. It has a beautiful park and is often used for cultural events and weddings.

Grein is an Upper Austrian town in the Lower Mühlviertel in the district of Perg. With an area of 18.42 square kilometers and 2,934 inhabitants (as of January 1, 2023), Grein is the fifteenth largest municipality in terms of area and the seventh largest municipality in terms of population in the district. Grein has been the third oldest town in the Mühlviertel and the capital of the Strudengau since 1491.

The market square of Wallsee is the historical center of the market town of Wallsee-Sindelburg and is located on the site of a former Roman fort, the extent of which has been archaeologically confirmed. For centuries, it was the hub of local trade and social life, ever since Wallsee was granted market rights in 1362. Today, the square presents a tranquil village atmosphere and is characterized by striking features such as the Emperor's Jubilee Obelisk, erected in 1910 in honor of Emperor Franz Joseph I. Thanks to its well-maintained appearance, proximity to Wallsee Castle, and excellent transport links, the market square is a worthwhile destination for a tour or a spontaneous detour off the beaten track. The peaceful atmosphere invites visitors to linger, and numerous restaurants and cafes offer pleasant breaks after their journey.