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Tandalier Castle is located in the village of Schwemmberg, part of the municipality of Radstadt in the Austrian state of Salzburg. The castle's history dates back to 1519, when it was first mentioned as the Tandalier estate. In 1569, an existing farmhouse was converted into an unfortified Renaissance castle. The building changed hands several times in the following centuries, including the Counts of Schernberg.

One of the castles in Radstadt…

The castle was first documented in 1350. It acquired its present appearance in the 17th century, and was partially destroyed by the great city fire of 1865. It is a three-story building with a hipped roof and central bay window. The perimeter wall features two towers (originally four). The entrance hall features coffered ceilings. An annex to the castle serves as an outbuilding.

The core of the residence dates back to the 13th century, but was destroyed by fire in 1526 and subsequently rebuilt with modifications. It served for many years as the official residence of the archbishop's forest and game wardens. The three-story castle has a simple appearance, with the coat of arms of Archbishop Hieronymus Colloredo on the bay window. It now functions as a local history museum.

Castle from the 18th century (foundations 13th century). Unfortunately, the museum is only open 3 days a week between June and September

Beautiful bike tour through nature it is worth the destination

Tower on the southern city wall. A witch figure is emblazoned on the top.

The historic city wall of Radstadt is one of the listed buildings in the city and has largely been preserved in its original form.