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The Kreuzenstein Tavern is located directly at the foot of Kreuzenstein Castle in Leobendorf and is a popular stop for visitors to the region. The restaurant offers classic Austrian and regional cuisine, from schnitzel and boiled beef to seasonal specialties. In good weather, the beer garden and terrace invite guests to linger, making a visit an ideal combination with a tour of the castle. The rustic atmosphere in a historic setting makes a visit a special experience amidst culture and nature.

Welcome, esteemed guests of the Kreuzenstein Castle Tavern. Your arrival is a great pleasure, and we warmly welcome you to our tavern, where the splendor of the Middle Ages comes to life. Our main season runs from April to the end of October, while the off-season in November and December awaits your return. At the tavern, a new feast awaits you each week, inspired by the delicacies of the season. Whether it's tender wild garlic, fresh asparagus, game, or sweet pumpkin – our chefs conjure up the most exquisite culinary delights for you!

It is beautiful here

The castle is simply beautiful

The complex, which in its basic form dates back to the 13th century, now houses exhibition areas, a music school, a studio and a restaurant following a partial renovation between 2011 and 2013.

Immediately opposite the gate to Kreuzenstein Castle, the castle tavern invites you to refresh yourself again after a long period of closure since April 2023 - even in winter with slightly reduced opening times. In summer there is also a beer garden.

The impressive Kreuzenstein Castle is enthroned on a 260m high elevation above the Danube and can be seen from afar. It is a jewel for all fans of the Middle Ages, castle lovers and romantics who want to be transported back in time with the help of a fully furnished castle. The visit is only possible as part of a guided tour. Guided tours take place on the hour and last between 45 and 60 minutes, depending on the size of the group. Special children's tours are carried out for school classes by prior arrangement.

Unfortunately, the imposing complex looks pretty desolate, although it seems to be inhabited. It can only be viewed from the outside as it is privately owned. The construction of the castle is documented as 1140. In the eventful history of the castle, the possession in the bloom reached over Hetzmannsdorf to Seebarn. In the 17th century, Count Julius Friedrich Buccelini came as a new owner. In his time, the complex was expanded in the Baroque style. Since 1955, the castle, which is connected to a larger farm, has been owned by the Koller family.