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The beautifully renovated Taggenbrunn Castle regularly hosts the Taggenbrunn Festival, one of the most renowned cultural festivals in Carinthia. André Heller also curated the exhibition "Zeiträume" (Time Spaces), which is absolutely worth seeing. More information is available at https://www.taggenbrunn.at/de/.

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Duke Bernhard (1202 – 1256) had the castle of St. Veit extensively expanded. When Meinhard II, Count of Gorizia, became Duke of Carinthia in 1286, he ruled the country from Tyrol, which angered many Carinthian nobles, but also the citizens of St. Veit, the state capital at the time. In 1292, Ulrich Graf von Heunburg led the dissatisfied and captured Ludwig, the duke's son.

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Beautifully redesigned castle 👍 https://www.taggenbrunn.at/

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Taggenbrunn was first mentioned in 1142. The ruins of a hilltop castle have been renovated since 2011.

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A great ruin with a great view from the tower. You can relax on the wooden loungers in the courtyard.

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The castle ruins have now been restored and will be officially opened on July 31, 2021. It can now also be visited: Opening times 22.05 to 26.10. 9 a.m. to 28 p.m. Entrance price 8 EUR adults and children 6-18 EUR 4 including free and family 20 EUR (2 adults and 2 children) Attractions: observation tower and skywalk.

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Experience castle building in Friesach Castle construction in Friesach is extraordinary in itself: a hilltop castle is being built on a mountain hill south of the medieval town of Friesach with the craftsmanship from bygone times. The focus of interest is the process of building without the aid of modern equipment. Only through the traditional craftsmanship of those involved, supported by powerful Noriker horses, a castle complex with two towers, palas, curtain walls and chapel emerges in a construction period of around 40 years. The construction site is a "history laboratory". The visitors can watch the craftsmen supported by ESF funds in their arduous activities, rediscover knowledge that was believed to be lost and thus learn from the past. You will experience everyday life in the Middle Ages, immerse yourself in the Middle Ages, step out of the daily narrow, oppressive time schedule and into a "delayed time". And they marvel at the contemporary medieval handicraft that used to get by without technical aids. You "experience" the authentic working day on a medieval construction site in peace and tranquility.

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