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The castle's history dates back to the 14th century, but it is shaped by the fateful days of April 1945. Commissioned by Stalin, Dr. Karl Renner spent twelve busy days at Eichbüchl Castle developing the basic structures of the Second Republic. At the same time, he prepared the formation of a provisional government, and as its Chancellor, he finally announced Austria's declaration of independence in Vienna on April 27, 1945. Eichbüchl Castle thus found its indelible place in the history books as the birthplace of the Second Republic. More on the history: https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Schloss_Eichb%C3%BCchl

The complex is a medieval foundation that was expanded in the 15th and 16th centuries. In the first half of the 18th century, it was in poor structural condition. Its then owner, a court master of the Bishop of Wiener Neustadt, had it repaired and converted into a castle. He also gave it a uniform, baroque appearance. In the 19th century, various changes in the historicist style followed on both the main house and the complex of outbuildings. The castle and the associated castle park are privately owned. More on the history: https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Schloss_Linsberg

Privately owned castle and winery. It changed hands again in 2012 to an industrialist.

Since 1752, the former Wiener Neustadt Castle (origin 12th JHD) has been home to the Theresian Military Academy.

Beautiful castle complex, there are also interesting exhibitions to see.

Military academy a short walk from the main station. You can walk around the outside and it is beside a large park.

Built in the 14th century, the castle acquired its current appearance in 1906 when a Chinese silk importer had it completely remodeled in a confectioner's style. It is also often referred to as the birthplace of the Republic of Austria. In this house in April 1945 after the invasion of the Red Army Dr. Karl Renner, who later became Chancellor and Federal President, was entrusted with the reestablishment of the Second Republic of Austria. The current lord of the castle, Mag. Dietmar Machold, acquired the building in 1997, which he has since regularly made available for concerts and cultural events.

The castle in Wiener Neustadt is a castle complex built as a fortress in the 12th century. It was the residence of Friedrich III in the 15th century. and birthplace of his son Emperor Maximilian I, who was also buried there after his death in 1519. The castle has been home to the Theresian Military Academy since 1752