The castle in Wolkersdorf is very nicely situated on a pond and next to a park. There are also a few hammocks in the park where you can safely take a nice break on longer tours.
The romantic castle ruins from the 11th century stand proudly above the wine-growing town of Falkenstein in the Weinviertel. The once mighty castle complex is now one of the most …
From the Stone Age to the Iron Age, faithful replicas of residential and craft houses offer a glimpse into past living environments in Central Europe. Huts made of clay and …
The Staatzer cliff is a limestone cliff that "floats" on a merglingen cliff shell and has no connection to the crystalline underground. The cliff rises about 100 m above the …
An imposing structure of stone walls with a churning tower and a low square tower served mainly to supply and secure the weir. The castle was built in the 13th …
Due to the centuries of history, the castle shows elements of both the Middle Ages, Classicism and the Renaissance. In 1834 the Piatti family acquired Loosdorf Castle.
In 1800, Prince Johann I of Liechtenstein had the romantic artificial ruin built on the remains of an old house mountain complex as a hunting pavilion and snack station. The building was inaugurated as Hanselburg on its name day.
Since you can hardly see anything from the castle, a stop here is only worthwhile if you are in the village. This was my second time here, everything was closed …