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The well-preserved castle lies in the middle of the forest.

Gessenberg near Waging has been preserved as a completely intact castle building from the 16th century. However, a noble family, the von Gozenperc family, already existed in the 12th century. The last noble family to live in the castle were the Auer von Winkl near Grabenstätt, whose last descendant died in Salzburg in 1836. After 1853 it was no longer a noble residence.

A very beautiful moated castle in an idyllic location, a delight for castle and palace lovers. Unfortunately, you can't see everything, but the pictures are enough to please the eye.

Beautifully situated, nice to look at, in the middle of the forest

Before 1100, the property belonged to the manor of the Salzburg bishopric ministerials of Steinbrünning. Around 1150, Pilgrimo de Trubinbach and his brother Tagino from the Steinbrünning family donated their own property in Trübenbach to the monastery of St. Peter in Salzburg.

Great castle with a moat. Is privately owned. Parking not allowed at the castle

High medieval castle stables with a late Gothic church. A few hundred meters there is an imposing, older wall that cuts off the spur of the terrain. The church car park is a good starting point for hikes in the area

Beautiful restored castle with a moat in an idyllic secluded location