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Enchanting, like something out of a fairy tale. These thoughts came to me as I strolled by. Nearby you'll also find a charming little pond and a place to rest.

I can't say anything about the interior of the Pfeilburg, but it looks good from the outside. The "inside" will be covered later :)

The Pfeilburg Museum is located on Klostergasse, open from April to October. The interesting fortress trail begins here.

The castle is owned by the Batthyány family and is surrounded by a well-kept park with two baroque stone figures. The castle was built in 1846 by Count Franz Batthyány to replace an older building. The owner lived mainly in Jormannsdorf Castle and used Neumarkt only as a second home. The castle is still owned by the Batthyany family.

Wonderful seaside resort with a top restaurant

The castle is a great backdrop from the bathing lake. There are 3 different tickets to enter the castle. With the Knappenticket you can go in and see everything around the castle.

In the Pfeilburg, the oldest profane building in Fürstenfeld, the "Kruzitürken Museum" impressively depicts the eventful history of the border town of Fürstenfeld, from the former fortress town to the craft and trading town up to the first half of the 20th century. The special collections of citizens from Fürstenfeld convey additional attraction.

Rudersdorf Castle is a former manor farm with a single-story main building. It was built around 1750 by Count Emmerich Batthyány. Two corner towers were added in 1890. In 1920, the castle was acquired by the Sattler family, textile manufacturers. The castle also boasts a beautiful, shady park, perfect for a leisurely stroll. Within the park, you'll find various sculptures and impressive tree species, each with its own label.