페르너스도르프‬에서 가장 멋진 ‪7‬개의 동굴

It's seen better days, but definitely worth a photo stop.

Beautiful old moated castle although not always open to the public.

A farm used to stand on the south-east corner of the town. The "new" castle was built on its site from the Hungarian period after 1486 until the 18th century. Over the centuries, the owners were the Eitzing, Krausenegg and Hoyos families, before the Retz estate was acquired by the Imperial Court, War and Finance Councillor Konstantin Josef von Gatterburg in 1709. After the Baroque renovation from 1712, the building remained essentially unchanged. The fourth town tower that was originally here collapsed soon after it was built due to construction defects and erosion.

Unfortunately (at the moment?) it can only be admired from the outside…

A particularly great area. It rolled well on this section.

Deinzendorf appears in a document from Klosterneuburg Abbey as early as 1136. There is also a castle in the village. The first documented lord of the castle is Otte der Waitze von Deunzendorf; he appears for the first time in 1306. After 1410 the family probably died out or moved away. In 1447, the former farm came into the possession of the Eyczing family, who lived in Schrattenthal. The farm was expanded like a castle under the Eyczingers in the 16th century. More about the story: http://www.burgen-austria.com/archive.php?id=986

The original Althof Castle in the northwest corner of the city fortifications of Retz was destroyed by the Hussites (Taborites) in 1425/1427. In the southeast corner of the city fortifications there was initially a Meierhof, which was expanded into a Gothic city castle at the end of the 15th century by the burgrave and city captain Nikolaus Bethlen. The Counts of Hoyos acquired control in 1630 and built today's castle in 1660. In 1709 the imperial court and war councilor Konstantin Josef von Gatterburg bought the estate. He gave the building a Baroque style in 1712. In addition to Retz, he also owned the estates of Zwölfaxing and Pellendorf. In 1717 the family was elevated to the status of count as Counts of Gatterburg, barons of Retz. Today the estate is owned by the Suttner-Gatterburg family. More about the story: https://www.retz.gv.at/de/Tourismus_und_Freizeit/geschichte/Das_Schloss

Event location in a historic castle - https://www.schlossguntersdorf.com/