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Palace, garden, and estate: The grounds of Schloss Hof are vast. It's worth admiring this Baroque masterpiece from all angles.

Schloss Hof is truly an impressive destination! The baroque architecture and the extensive gardens are simply breathtaking. It is a wonderful place to experience history and enjoy the beauty of nature. The events and exhibitions that take place there offer a great opportunity to learn more about the culture and traditions of the region. It is definitely worth a visit!

Storks, storks everywhere! A nest on every chimney.

Nicer from the outside than from the inside, but definitely a good place for kids.

Hof Castle, once known as Schloßhof and originally Hoff an der March, is one of the largest of the six castles in Marchfeld. It is located east of Vienna in Schloßhof, a district of the market town of Engelhartstetten in the Gänserndorf district in Lower Austria. The castle sits on a hill along the March river terrace, which also forms the border with Slovakia, and is visible from afar. This Baroque palace complex essentially consists of the main building of the palace itself, a seven-terraced Baroque garden that extends from east to west, a Meierhof complex with two orangeries in the north and two impressive stables in the west. Hof Castle is an impressive historical ensemble with a rich history and impressive architecture that attracts visitors from the region and beyond.

The most beautiful palace and gardens in the Marchfeld

The historically important castle was built by King Ottokar II of Bohemia in 1268 as part of Marchegg's town fortifications. Over the centuries, the castle was constantly redesigned and got its baroque appearance through the noble family of Pállfys ab Erdöd, who used the castle as a hunting and summer residence. In 1957, the city of Marchegg acquired the castle with the help of the state of Lower Austria, after it had already been demolished. Directly adjacent to the area with its idyllic castle park are the former hunting grounds, which have been designated as the "Untere Marchauen" nature reserve for almost 50 years and are home to the largest white stork colony in Central Europe that breeds in trees.

Nice hunting lodge ;)