슈타인베르크-되플‬에서 가장 멋진 ‪9‬개의 동굴

A beautifully renovated castle - worth a visit.

This building, constructed around 1770 using older components, is a good example of the numerous aristocratic country estates that were built in what was then western Hungary after the Turkish threat was averted. Nebersdorf Castle remained in the family's possession until 1939, when it was confiscated by the German authorities from its last representative, Count Ladislaus Niczky, and sold to the Heller industrial family in 1944. In 1952, they sold the castle and estate to the municipality of Nebersdorf. The municipality had the park's magnificent trees felled, the grounds divided into parcels, and sold to local residents. The castle was left to decay. In 1961, innkeeper Rudolf Golubits acquired the already very dilapidated building. He had its exterior restored starting in 1975. The ballroom was also restored to its former glory. The remaining interior rooms, which even housed livestock in the post-war period, were transformed into a tavern with the necessary ancillary rooms. Today, the restaurant is closed again, and the castle stands largely empty. However, it is in good condition and still belongs to Mr. Golubits.

We saw a film screening in German. It was really well done.

There is a lot to discover. The entrance fee is worth it.

Very nicely done

Here you can enter the Jurisics Castle, which also has a museum. The castle became famous in 1532 when Miklos Jurisics managed to fend off 55,000 Turks with just a few knights. Sulejman the Great finally gave up and conquered Vienna. In honor of this achievement, the church bell rings every day at 11 a.m. The museum exhibits, among other things, the original crown of the Hungarian king.

It is beautiful here

Absolutely awesome trails down here, highly recommended