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Great facility, freely accessible. Good panoramic view from the top.

The castle was lovingly reconstructed and partially rebuilt in 25,000 hours of work. The staircase in the tower is certainly very laborious and expensive for visitors to the castle. The castle is located along the castle hiking trail and the Enzmilner hiking trail.

The Prandegg castle ruins are around 140 metres long and are one of the largest castles in the country. They began to decay around 1750 and have been owned by the Dukes of Saxe-Coburg and Gotha since 1823. You can visit them and walk around the castle on the castle trail.

The castle can only be visited with a guided tour. It is still freely accessible outside.

Weinberg Castle is one of the beautiful Renaissance castles in Upper Austria and has been run as an educational and event center since 1989.

Nice garden and good beer.

The Prandegg castle ruins are always worth a visit. Unfortunately, the photos cannot be dated. There are some photos of mine that go back to the year 2000. I think it is important to document how such places change - this can be seen particularly in the condition and use of the "Moarhof". I can still remember how there was a stone trough in the courtyard by the stone arch that ran the entire length under the arch. But also how dilapidated the whole thing was and now it is full of life again. It is what it is - the castle ruins remind us of a time that was long before us. Let's enjoy it NOW!

A castle in the valley is unusual. The Waldaist has dug deep and steeply into the area here. The descent/ascent from/to the side is very steep - exhausting despite the firm road surface.