エンパースドルフの洞窟・トップ6

great castle

This castle is privately owned and can only be viewed from the outside upon express request. The castle owner is a very affable gentleman, but he only allows people into his domain in exceptional circumstances. However, once you convince him of his good intentions, you can learn a great deal about the castle's history.

Always good for a rest.

Very nice castle with a kindergarten in it.

South of Wundschuh is the Neuschloss, a beautiful baroque, two-story building from the mid-18th century. Large farm buildings are attached to the main building, on which a third floor was added between 1804 and 1809. On the site of today's castle there was a farm of the sovereigns called "Viehhofen". It was probably created around 1232 by Duke Friedrich II for his possessions in the western and southern parts of the Graz field. More detailed information can be found on the homepage https://www.gut-neuschloss.at/

The Lustbühel is a 489 meter high hill in the east of Graz. It is best known for the early baroque pleasure palace of the same name. A pleasure palace is a palace that was not built for the purpose of public administration but for private retreat, hunting and pleasure. Today, among other things, there is a kindergarten in the castle. Part of the palace complex was leased. There is a so-called show farm, a petting zoo and a children's playground. The site has been managed by the city of Graz since December 1, 2022. In the future, future expansions should make it possible for the people of Graz to use the area even better as a local recreation area

Nice relaxed bike ride always along the Mur

As the name of this 17th-century castle suggests, it was once a pleasure palace. This means that the aristocratic owner withdrew here to pursue leisure interests such as hunting. And the castle is still in excellent condition today. On the property you will also find a small cider tavern, which is ideal for a rest after a walk in this area.