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The location and photos belong to Seebarn Castle on the Wagram River. Seebarn Castle is located in the municipality of Grafenwörth in the Tulln district. The original structure dates back to the Middle Ages; the current building is a Renaissance structure from the mid-16th century and still retains a medieval core and a defensive tower. Over the centuries, the castle changed hands several times, belonging, among others, to the Schenken von Seebarn family, later to the Zeller and Auersperg families, and finally to the Princes Metternich-Sandor. Today, the castle is privately owned, so visits are generally only possible from the outside. The building is a listed historical monument and is considered a historically valuable site in the Wagram region.

Seebarn Castle am Wagram is located in the municipality of Grafenwörth in the Tulln district. The original structure dates back to the Middle Ages, but the current building is a Renaissance structure from the mid-16th century, still retaining a medieval core and a defensive tower. Over the centuries, the castle changed hands several times, belonging to the Schenken von Seebarn family, later to the Zeller and Auersperg families, and finally to the Princes Metternich-Sandor. Today, the castle is privately owned, so visits are generally only possible from the outside. The building is a listed monument and is considered a historically valuable site in the Wagram region. https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Schloss_Seebarn_am_Wagram

The building is very impressive from this side as well.

Wonderful castle with impressive grounds.

Super great pastries

The two most famous cycle paths in Lower Austria (Danube Cycle Path and Traisental Cycle Path) meet here, but the Tullnerfeld Cycle Tour also passes through here. If you do the Weinberg Cycle Path as a circular tour, you will also pass through here.

The Altenwörth power plant, which is well worth seeing, has a pedestrian and cyclist bridge that allows you to cross the Danube safely. During the crossing you have an impressive view of the Danube and the surrounding landscape. There are rest areas and information boards that provide information about the power plant and the surrounding area. It is equipped with a fish pass to ensure the ecological continuity of the Danube. It also plays an important role in flood protection, as the weir can intervene to regulate the water.

The Altenwörth run-of-river power plant on the Danube was commissioned in 1976 and is one of Austria's largest hydroelectric power plants. Operated by VERBUND AG, it generates approximately 2.1 billion kilowatt-hours of electricity annually, enough to supply around 600,000 households. In addition to energy production, the plant features a fish passage to ensure the ecological continuity of the Danube and contributes to flood control through its adjustable weir. Furthermore, a bridge for pedestrians and cyclists spans the power plant, offering views of the Danube and the surrounding landscape.