グロースハラスの洞窟・トップ7

Beautiful castle, which is privately owned. Therefore, a visit is not possible and you can only take photos from the outside.

We got coffee and drinks here, even though the restaurant didn't open until later. The church and wine shop are free to visit.

The castle has belonged to the Order of Malta (formerly known as the Order of St. John) for almost 900 years. Very nice guest rooms and excellent food!

Admission to the courtyard is free, entry to the observation tower is €2 per person.

Laa Castle stands in the northeast corner of Burgplatz. An imposing building made of stone walls with a butter churn tower and a low square battle tower was mainly used to supply and secure the weir. The castle was built in the 13th century. In 1564 almost the entire town and parts of the fortifications and the castle were burnt down by a conflagration. Around 1786 the castle went into private ownership. In 2007, Laa Castle was bought by the municipality of Laa. The castle has been renovated in recent years and since 2018 the butter churn tower and the inner courtyard of the castle have been open to the public daily from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.

Laa Castle stands in the northeast corner of Burgplatz. An imposing building made of stone walls with a butter churn tower and a low square battle tower was mainly used to supply and secure the weir. The castle was built in the 13th century. In 1564 almost the entire town and parts of the fortifications and the castle were burnt down by a conflagration. Around 1786 the castle went into private ownership. In 2007, Laa Castle was bought by the municipality of Laa. The castle has been renovated in recent years and since 2018 the butter churn tower and the inner courtyard of the castle have been open to the public every day from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. In November 2019, the castle hall and the toilet facilities were also presented to the public. The Laaer beer museum can be visited in the south wing.

Probably the most beautiful forgotten ruin - the Jaroslavice castle, unfortunately the architectural gem is the victim of a dispute between the Austrian owner and the descendants of the last owners, so it is still dilapidated but still worth a visit.

Beautiful castle complex, but privately owned. Therefore, visits are normally not possible. Unfortunately, the property is also very overgrown in summer, so you can hardly catch a glimpse of it from the outside.