周辺の城・トップ3

The castle is a very beautiful photo subject, there is a lot to discover here.

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The first castle on the hill on the left bank of the Weitenbach consisted of a square residential tower built in 1140, just over 8 meters long on a side, with four residential floors and a fifth fortified upper floor. At the foot of the small mountain hill was the free-standing, ashlar-walled Romanesque chapel of St. Pancras. In terms of its basic structure, the castle of the Lords of "Stritwisen", first mentioned in 1144, corresponded to the ancestral home of a then wealthy and respected ministerial family. The Streitwieser belonged to one of the most respected noble families in early Austria, related to a family that was one of the Babenbergs' closest entourage . One of them jousted with Ulrich von Liechtenstein in Vienna in 1227, another was in the court of the last Babenberg woman, Queen Margarethe, and stood at her deathbed at Krumau Castle. The Streitwieser's rule, to which they later acquired that of the neighboring Mollenburgers, originally lay with the Weiten market in the territory of the county of Weitenegg-Persenbieg. It was only in the 13th century that people in the Weitental felt they belonged to Babenberg Austria. After the Streitwieser people died out in the 14th century, their property fell into many hands. The castle fell into disrepair under the Sinzendorfers, who united it with the Pöggstall rule. The castle ruins have been owned by the federal government since 1972 to build and maintain an Austrian youth castle and have been partially restored. More about the story: https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jugendburg_Streitwiesen

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Unfortunately, this school in the castle no longer exists

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Ottenschlag Castle is in a slightly elevated position on the north side of the market square in the market town of Ottenschlag. https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Schloss_Ottenschlag

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Before the state of Lower Austria acquired Ottenschlag Castle from Göttweig Abbey and renovated it in 1986, it had been owned by important noble families for centuries. The first documented mention of the place was in 1096. In the checkered succession of rulers, Caspar von Rogendorf appears in 1479, whose dynasty also owned Pöggstall Castle - known for its original torture chamber. The expansion of the castle also took place at this time.

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Nice restaurant "Im Schloss" for a little refreshment.

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From the plateau of the Weinsberg, you can see Austria's largest closed forest area in all directions - and on clear days, even up to the high mountains of Styria. You will also discover the ruins of a 13th century castle up here.

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The technical school for rural business and household management is housed in the castle, with a focus on tourism and event management. The castle café is open every Thursday from 2 to 6.30 p.m. (excluding public holidays). The pupils can immediately implement their practice-oriented training and visitors can try out what the trainees have already learned. Further information: Fachschule Ottenschlag, Tel .: 02872/7266

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