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Beautifully preserved castle with open gates for cycling in, there is a restaurant in the first courtyard.

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Even more about the history: https://schloss-rohrau.at/geschichte-schloss-rohrau/

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The New Gattendorf Castle consists of a two-wing administration building on the street side. This is followed by a three-story palace with a ten-axis garden facade. The castle is privately owned and can only be viewed from the outside. More on the history: https://www.burgen-austria.com/archive.php?id=1714

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The Old Gattendorf Castle is a mighty two-wing building with a core structure dating from around 1600. The rusticated portal in the seven-axis main front dates from the 17th century and the giant Ionic pilasters from the second half of the 18th century. In the 19th century, the castle was "degraded" to a granary, used as such until the Second World War and later converted back into a castle. The castle is privately owned and can only be viewed from the outside. More on the history: http://www.kulturatlas.at/aut_b/page/00081078.htm

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The secret landmark of Neusiedl - cozy up here with a wonderful view over Lake Neusiedl.

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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.

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Rohrau Castle, whose origins are uncertain and which was first mentioned in 1240, came into the possession of the Harrach family in 1524, who converted it into a Renaissance moated castle. The history of the castle and the Harrach family is closely linked to the Habsburg monarchy, in which the family played an important political role. After destruction in the Second World War and extensive renovation work starting in 1966, the castle was reopened in 1970 and the family collection was presented to the public.

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The original castle was named on the occasion of the wedding of the Hungarian King Bela IV's son to Kunigunde of Brandenburg in 1264. Around 1870 the estate was sold to the Batthyány-Strattmann family. The doctor Ladislaus Batthyány-Strattmann, who was beatified in 2003, ran a hospital here from 1902. Repairs to the castle began in 1966. The rear part of the old castle was largely destroyed by a bomb during the Second World War. There was no more recovery. Attempts at renovation were soon abandoned in 1966. The castle remained in ruins. Only the front part was inhabited for a long time. It is privately owned. More about the story: https://wehrhäusern.at/bgld/burgenland.html?/bgld/kittsee/kittsee.html

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