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The building has been beautifully renovated, and the park is also tidy. It's a house that has stood here since the 16th century. Interestingly, this castle once belonged to the Duchy of Brunswick. Marie Valerie, the fourth daughter of Emperor Franz Joseph I, who was born in Hungary, also lived here with her family for a while. The house is very well maintained. Today, there are apartments inside that can be rented. It's a shame that there is a large electrical plant right in front of it. But the whole complex radiates a very peaceful atmosphere. It used to be a moated castle, but there is no trace of that anymore. Nevertheless, it is worth seeing just from the outside.

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The Lichtenegg moated castle was built by Ludwig von Polheim in the middle of the 16th century. After 1613 it belonged to the Enenkl, Schallenberg, Kazianer and Seeau families. Imperial Count Georg Josef von Mannsdorf acquired the castle in 1722, which after his death passed to his daughter Maria Theresia, who was married to Josef Pilati von Tassul. The current appearance of the castle, whose moat has long since been abandoned, is due to the renovation by the Wels builder Wolfgang Grinzenberger in 1726, and through adaptations at the end of the 19th century, when Empress Sisi's daughter - Archduchess Valerie - moved in here with her husband. and due to the restoration after the bomb damage in 1944. Today there are apartments in the castle.

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Legend of Irnharting Two damsels were riding out in 1329 and got lost in the woods west of Gunskirchen. They asked God for help and promised to build a small church. But soon they were found and saved. In gratitude, her father had a small church built and a magnificent castle next to it.

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The Aistersheim moated castle is one of the most beautiful in Upper Austria. The entire castle stands on a myriad of wooden pilots and is completely surrounded by water. Two massive wooden bridges lead to the two large entrance gates. Although it was actually a defensive structure that has been besieged several times throughout history, the builders managed to create one of the finest examples of late Renaissance architecture. A visit or an inspection of this beautiful building is worthwhile!

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Irnharting Castle is two kilometers west of Gunskirchen. The castle consisting of two parts was built in a large square pond on two islands in it. The front chateau with the tower was connected to the rear building by a bridge. The buildings on the front island were grouped around a courtyard that was open on one side, namely the one that faced the other island with its castle building. Located on the former front island, the complex is a three-wing structure. The tower, the base of which has been converted into a gate hall, stands almost in the middle of the front wing and is still the only entrance to the palace today, since the pond in the form of a wide, water-bearing ditch has been preserved here. A brick bridge spans the moat in front of the gate tower. The second castle complex, formerly also a horseshoe-shaped complex, was closed and covered by modifications and is now the actual inhabited castle. The drained pond floor is significantly lower than the level of the former islands and the adjacent corridors, but the grassy ground is continuous wet and even swampy in places.

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The moated castle of Würting was first mentioned in documents as early as 814 as a Romanesque farm, and is therefore the first documented reference to the community of Offenhausen. The owners of the moated castle have always been the determining force for the market town of Offenhausen. After an eventful history, the area went to Jörg Perkheimer in 1455, who had today's moated castle built from 1462. It is also thanks to the people of Perkheim that Offenhausen received market rights in 1534. After a few changes of ownership in the 17th and 19th centuries, the castle was in a pitiable condition when it was sold again in 1921. The new owner Heinrich Gutman therefore had the castle completely renovated and refurbished. During the Nazi era, Würting was an SA school, and the valuable facility disappeared at that time. After the end of World War II, refugees were billeted until 1952, when the Gutman family returned the property. However, the decay was already far advanced, and so the castle changed hands several times until 1975, when it was finally bought by the paleontologist Dr. Schaffer was bought. It now houses his collection. Unfortunately, Dr. Schaffer did not manage to stop the decay, and so the castle, which is not open to the public, is still left to decay today.

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Irnharting Castle is two kilometers west of Gunskirchen.

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Lichtenegg Castle used to resemble a stately fortress. It was a moated castle and could only be reached via a bridge. A forecourt with a large wall offered additional protection. Then it was rebuilt and last but not least came the war. After reconstruction in the 1950s, this is how it looks today. Apartments are housed in the castle today. It's always nice to look at.

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From 2012 to 2015 I rented a tower apartment with my wife Hund zwei and two cats and it was not expensive at all. Approx. 850.- / including operating costs. I don't know what it looks like now. In any case, it was an adventure of a lifetime

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If you have a lot of money to spare, you can take action here, see: https://www.wasserschloss-aistersheim.at/schloss

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The Schloss Parz was built in 1515 and is one of the largest in Upper Austria.

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The country castle Parz belongs to the most important Renaissance castles of Upper Austria. The large garden with flowers and apple trees and the fountain in the courtyard invite you to linger. The castle itself hosts concerts and musicals, as well as other art events. The castle itself can be visited. Inquiries: Administration Landschloss Parz  Mrs. Monika Reyer Tel. +43 664 153 2 513

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In the past, Lichtenegg Castle was like a stately fortress. It was a moated castle and only accessible via a bridge. An atrium with a large wall offered additional protection. Then it was rebuilt and finally the war came. After reconstruction in the 1950s, the picture emerged today. The castle now houses apartments. It is always nice to look at it.

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The impressive Lichtenegg Castle, also known as Lichtenegg Water Castle, rises majestically in the picturesque town of Wels. With its rich history and architectural splendor, it captivates visitors and invites them to immerse themselves in bygone eras. The castle's striking facade reflects the magnificence of the Renaissance and offers a breathtaking sight to all who approach. Originally built in the 16th century by Ludwig von Polheim, the castle was strategically situated as a moated castle. Over the centuries, it changed hands several times, including prominent noble families such as the Ennenkl, Schallenberg, and Kazianer, all of whom contributed to the fascinating history of the structure. Particularly noteworthy is its elevation to the status of a freehold estate by Emperor Maximilian II in the late 16th century, which further solidified the castle's reputation. The architectural evolution of Lichtenegg Castle is a reflection of the passage of time. Originally surrounded by a moat, access was via a wooden bridge – a typical feature of moated castles that lent the structure additional charm. After renovations in 1726 by the master builder Wolfgang Grinzenberger and later modifications in the 19th century, the castle now stands as an impressive three-story building with two striking towers. Following the devastation of World War II, the castle was lovingly restored in the 1950s and now presents itself as a harmonious blend of historical authenticity and modern restoration – a must-see for architecture and history enthusiasts.

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