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The palace was built between 1701 and 1711 as a hunting lodge for Emperor Charles VI. In 1945, the palace was plundered by Soviet occupation troops, and in 1949, it largely burned down. Only the central section of the main building survived; the side wings were gradually reconstructed.

This exclusive resort stretches across 200 hectares of natural landscape, located 9 km from the Hungarian border and 21 km from Lake Neusiedl. It features four restaurants, a wine cellar, four bars, a fireplace lounge, a chic spa, a fitness room, indoor and outdoor pools, and tennis courts...

Der Bockerer III - The Bridge of Andau is an Austrian feature film from 2000 by Franz Antel. It is the third part of the Der Bockerer series. The film focuses on the Hungarian uprising of 1956. That year, more than 70,000 Hungarians came to Austria over the Andau Bridge, which leads over the Einser Canal. The bridge had already been rebuilt from Hungarian wood by Austrian pioneers in 1996 as a sign of friendship. In order to be able to transport heavy equipment back and forth for the filming, a separate pontoon bridge had to be built. Large parts of the film were shot on original locations, such as the battle scenes in Budapest and the scenes at the site of the bridge in Andau, for which the bridge, which had been rebuilt shortly before, was put into a warlike state.

Beautiful castle with a wonderful garden. The castle hotel is located in the adjacent building.

The castle was built from 1701 to 1711 by Johann Lucas von Hildebrandt as a hunting lodge for Emperor Charles VI. built. It was rebuilt by court architect Franz Anton Hillebrandt under his daughter Maria Theresia and became the summer residence of Albert of Saxe-Teschen and Archduchess Marie Christine as governor in Hungary. With the expanded operation of viticulture and winery, the Schloss Halbturn winery was established, which his nephew and adopted son Markus Königsegg-Aulendorf and his wife Philippa, née Waldburg-Zeil-Hohenems, have managed since Waldbott-Bassenheim's death in 2008. Rooms in the castle are also used as an exhibition venue and for the Halbturn castle concerts. The castle is a listed building and is included in the Austrian list of cultural assets. (Wikipedia)

As a memorial, the "New Bridge of Andau" was built in cooperation with Hungarian and Austrian soldiers and officially opened on September 14, 1996. In 2006 another new building followed. Today, the Andau Bridge is not only a monument to those fateful days – it is also a symbol of boundless helpfulness and tolerance, which is unfortunately unparalleled in Europe today.

The castle was built from 1701 to 1711 by Johann Lucas von Hildebrandt as a hunting lodge for Emperor Charles VI. built. In 1945 the castle was plundered by Soviet Russian occupying soldiers, in 1949 it burned down and only the central part of the main building could be saved. Only gradually was the reconstruction carried out. The castle came into the possession of Baron Paul Waldbott-Bassenheim in 1955 as an inheritance from Albrecht von Austria-Teschen, the brother of his mother Maria Alice, who had leased it to the state government. Since Waldbott-Bassenheim's death in 2008, the business, including viticulture and winery, has been managed by his nephew and adopted son Markus Königsegg-Aulendorf and his wife Philippa, née Waldburg-Zeil-Hohenems. The rooms in the palace are also used as an exhibition venue and for the Halbturn palace concerts.

The bridge is currently being renovated.