フェーレンベルゲ自然公園の洞窟・トップ7

1177年以降、城にはバーベンベルク家の傍系が住んでいました。当初はビザンツ皇帝フラウィウス・マヌエル1世の姪であるテオドラの寡婦の居城として意図されていました。ハインリヒ若公（1236年）の死後、その所領はバーベンベルク家の本家に戻りました。城は1529年までしか持ちこたえられず、その年の第一次ウィーン包囲戦で炎の餌食となりました。1556年には落雷により完全に焼失しました。その後、城は荒廃に任され、クラウゼン地区の家屋の建材として利用されました。

プファービュクセルカペレの遺跡は、1818年にリヒテンシュタイン侯ヨハン1世がメートリング近郊のカレンダーベルクのフェーレンヴァルトに建てた巡礼礼拝堂の遺構です。その独特な屋根の形状から「胡椒挽き」として知られ、1848年に破壊され、それ以来ロマンチックな遺跡と見なされており、黒い塔やアウゲン・グレーザーと共にリヒテンシュタイン城周辺の公園景観の一部となっています。

建物は大きく、美しい建築様式で、厚い壁があり、座って飲み物を飲める庭、そしてそれを囲み保護するアヒルや魚がいる堀があります。

The Mödling castle ruins are picturesquely located in the Föhrenberge Nature Park and are one of the most impressive historical sites in the region. Originally built in the 12th century, it once served as an important fortress before falling into disrepair in the 16th century. Today, the well-preserved remains offer a fascinating insight into medieval history and are a popular destination for hikers. From the ruins you can also enjoy a breathtaking view of Mödling and the surrounding area.

Remains of the walls of the so-called Johannes or pilgrimage chapel, which Prince Johann I of Liechtenstein had built in the pine forest of the Kalenderberg in 1818. Because of its somewhat unusual roof shape, this chapel was popularly known as the "Pfefferbüchsel". It was destroyed in the revolutionary year of 1848 and not rebuilt. Source: www.mariaenzersdorf.gv.at/Pfefferbuechsel_2

view of the castle

A Beautiful Castle

The castle and church of Perchtoldsdorf are two historical sights in the market town of Perchtoldsdorf in the Mödling district in Lower Austria. The castle is a tower castle that was built before the year 1000 to protect the Babenberg area from the Hungarians. The church was originally the castle chapel, which was elevated to a parish church in the 13th century. The castle and church form a mighty complex on the market square in Perchtoldsdorf, which offers a beautiful view over the Vienna Woods and the city of Vienna. The castle and church of Perchtoldsdorf have a long and eventful history that is associated with many personalities and events. The castle was the ancestral home of the Lords of Perchtoldsdorf, who took part in important battles such as Dürnkrut and Jederspeigen. The castle was destroyed and rebuilt several times, including by Duke Frederick the Quarrelsome and the Turks. The castle was also owned by the Dukes of Austria, who used it as a hunting lodge. The church was expanded and redesigned several times, including Gothic frescoes, Baroque altars and a Rococo organ front. The church also houses the burial place of the Lords of Perchtoldsdorf, which is decorated with artistic gravestones. Today, the castle and church of Perchtoldsdorf are not only cultural monuments, but also lively places for events, guided tours and church services. The castle offers various rooms and courtyards for conferences, congresses, celebrations, banquets, weddings and much more. The church is an active parish that regularly offers masses, devotions, concerts and other spiritual offerings.