누스도르프 암 아터제‬에서 가장 멋진 ‪3‬개의 동굴

호수에 있는 멋진 성

캄머 성(Schloss Kammer)은 오버외스터라이히주 쇠르플링암아터제(Hauptstraße 28)에 있는 수성(水城)입니다. 호수에 대한 대안적이고 오래된 명칭인 카머제(Kammersee)는 이 성과 잘츠카머구트를 지칭합니다. 현재는 아터호 북쪽에 있는 반도에, 원래는 섬(육지로 이어지는 부두가 있었음)에 위치한 이 성은 마당을 둘러싼 두 개의 낮은 측면 날개가 있는 거대하고 직사각형의 3층 건물입니다.

후방 랑바트 호수의 아름다운 전망

📍 Insider tip for nature and history lovers: Tucked away on the idyllic back of Lake Langbath, nestled between steep mountain cliffs and crystal-clear water, lies the romantic Eggenberg Castle. It's an old hunting lodge from the Habsburg era, which today is a popular photo opportunity and a perfect rest stop during a hike around the Langbath Lakes. 🥾 Tip: Start your tour from the parking lot at Lake Langbath and follow the well-maintained forest path along the lake. You'll reach the castle in about 45 minutes – ideal for a relaxing family hike or a short trail ride with a swim break. 📸 Particularly beautiful: In the mornings, fog often still lingers over the lake, giving the castle a fairytale atmosphere – perfect for photographers!

The palace complex at the foot of the Koglberg was built in a spacious park in place of a medieval castle around 1710 on behalf of Franz Ferdinand Count Khevenhüller and according to plans by the Linz master builder Johann Michael Prunner.

The stone model of the Attersee is really great.

With the appointment of the Schaunberger as bailiffs in 1249, the name Kammer appeared for the first time with Haidfalk von Chamer (Hæidfolcho de Chamer). A castle chamber is mentioned for the first time in 1260. This "Veste Camer im Adersee", later Schloss Kammer, was expanded on a small island in the lake by the Schaunbergers to become the administrative center of the Attergau. In the "Schaunberger feud" between the Habsburg Duke Albrecht III and Count Heinrich von Schaunberg, Reinprecht II of Wallsee conquered the moated castle in 1380. On the occasion of the peace treaty of 1383, the Schaunbergers were forced to sell Kammer to the duke. The now princely Attergau estates of Attersee/Kogl, Frankenburg and Kammer were pledged. As early as 1383, the governor of Upper Austria, Heinrich IV von Wallsee, was the first pledgee. The Jörger family followed in 1483 and from 1499 it was the Lords of Polheim. In 1540, the rich Hanns Hofmann, Baron of Grüenpüchel and Strechau, bought Kammer as free property, and in 1570 Kammer was bought back by the Habsburgs. To cover debts, Emperor Rudolf II finally had to sell the dominions in 1581 to his chamberlain and ambassador to Spain, Hans Freiherr von Khevenhüller. He was made a count in 1593. His three dominions, Frankenburg, Kogl and Kammer, now formed the County of Frankenburg. The moated castle, which could only be reached via a drawbridge, was significantly enlarged between 1622 and 1649 (construction of the knight's hall). Source: www.atterwiki.at

The Seeschloss Kammer is privately owned and can only be viewed from the outside!