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At the moment the snowdrops are blooming all around. Beautiful :)

Beautiful forest, old walls

Tabor - ruins are the city's secret landmark For a long time, this castle ruin was thought to be a Roman building. In fact, it dates back to the Middle Ages. Experts have differing opinions about its function: some believe it was a royal residential castle, others a defensive tower. The wall construction suggests that the building was built in the 14th/15th century. In any case, Tabor was later used for defensive purposes. In 1708, it was fortified with palisades and wooden posts, but was still unable to withstand the onslaught of the Kurucs. The Tabor ruins are located on a hill and from the high walls of the ruins you have a wonderful view of the city and the lake.

Castle worth seeing, especially concerts in the Haydn Hall are recommended.

A beautiful square with the Eisenstadt landmark.

Beautiful ruin that creates a very unique atmosphere due to the vegetation.

Pretty hidden in the forest

Established as a noble farm before 1500. From 1555 the seat of the Schafeneck rule. 1563 Expansion into a country castle. From 1719-1754 the owner was Maria Kaoline Fuchs, the educator and friend of Empress Maria Theresa. The sovereign visited Mannersdorf several times for spa purposes. The castle was rebuilt during the period (1719-1730 and 1754/55). The Theresiensaal, which was created during the second renovation, has magnificent ceiling paintings. In 1968 the ceiling was restored. Also worth seeing right after the main entrance is a staircase with steps and ceiling railings made of oak, the wrought iron grille at this beginning and the arcade courtyard. From 1754 to 1918 the castle was owned by the House of Habsburg-Lorraine. Community owned since 1940. Today it is used as the seat of the city office, as an event location and as a residential building. The newly created Edmund Adler Gallery has been located on the 2nd floor since autumn 2006.