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Beautiful castle. Admission included with the NÖ Card. Children up to 6 years old are free.

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The wooden bowling alley is covered and can therefore be used even in bad weather, despite being outdoors.

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

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The remains of the old city wall in Stadtschlaining are really impressive and exude historical charm. When you walk along here, you immediately feel the medieval flair of the city.

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Very nicely done

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An old bowling alley

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It is beautiful here

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A competence center for peace research has been located in the Friedensburg since 1982. It is also a study center and hotel.

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Schlaining Castle is a must if you want to learn more about Burgenland and its history. It is also one of the best-preserved medieval castles in Austria. A visit to the museum is well worth it, there is a lot to learn and discover.

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This beautiful bowling alley in the Burggarten is a lot of fun.

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Beautiful castle. You can even walk through it without a guide.

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Wonderful castle complex in top condition!

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The castle complex is impressive and absolutely worth seeing. A walk around the castle through the moat is particularly worthwhile. Access to the castle courtyard is free.

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Remains of the medieval city wall.

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Lockenhaus Castle is a hilltop castle in central Burgenland in Austria. It stands in the Günser Mountains in the cross-border nature park Geschrittenstein-Írottkő on the edge of the village of Lockenhaus on a rock ledge on the Günsbach and thus belongs to the hill castle type.

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Due to renovation and renovation work, Schlaining Castle will be closed from October 21, 2019 and will reopen in 2021 with the state exhibition on the occasion of 100 years of Burgenland.

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In 1271 the castle was owned by the Counts of Güssing and, after several changes of ownership, was mortgaged by King Frederick III to the mercenary leader Andreas Baumkircher in 1445. After Baumkircher's execution in 1471, King Ferdinand gave the reversionary fief to Franz Batthyány. The last owner from this line, Ludwig Batthyány, was appointed the first Hungarian Prime Minister on March 17, 1848. After his execution on October 6, 1849, his property and with it the castle came into the possession of the Hungarian Chamber. In 1849, the railway pioneer Franz Schmidt bought the castle. In 1911, ownership changed to Demeter Salesky, who had to hand the castle over to the Hungarian Hermes Bank after the First World War. From 1957 to 1980, the castle belonged to the former Austrian Federal Minister Udo Illig. Since then, it has belonged to the state of Burgenland and is used as a conference center by the Austrian Study Center for Peace and Conflict Resolution (ÖSFK), which also has its headquarters there. Source: wikipedia

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A beautiful, mighty knight's castle! There is so much to explore inside and outside, free outside and admission inside. A castle tavern is also waiting for you, as well as a hotel, events, etc. More information: https://www.ritterburg.at/

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Schlaining Castle is one of the best-preserved medieval castle complexes in Austria. The originally Gothic building was supplemented in the course of its development by additions in the Renaissance and Baroque styles. In the inner courtyard of the castle there is a mighty keep with walls up to 8m thick. This is also to commit. Today the castle (owned by the state of Burgenland) includes the Peace Museum, the Study Center for Peace, the Peace Library and event rooms such as the Knights' Hall, the Castle Arena and the moat, hotel and conference center. The castle and all of the rooms, including the inner courtyard, are currently closed for around 18 months for renovation work. I was lucky enough to still visit them. It was a treat

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