Best places: Castles in Austria

👍👍 Beatiful castle (or remains of castle), very nice and clean. It offers picturesque view at Hainburg and you can see Bratislava too. Entrance is free (April 2022). There is also pub and several benches for resting. Walk to castle leads from parking space below and it takes about 10-15 minutes. Very e...

👍👍 Want to see some antique places in Austria? Then you should be here. There's also a very cool restaurant with good foods and drinks.

18th-century summer palace with tours of lavish rococo ceremonial rooms, plus gardens with a maze.

18th century Habsburg complex including a farm with restored state rooms & ornamental grounds.

Picturesque, hilltop remnants of a 12th-century fort where Richard the Lionheart was held prisoner.

Tours of a grandiose castle known for its open-air summer music festival & 1370-seat auditorium.

Architecturally eclectic castle with sculpture-dotted grounds, plus a striking open-air stage.

Incomplete 19th century palace wing hosting Kunsthistorisches Museum collections, including armory.

Guided tours of a medieval castle surrounded by expansive gardens in the middle of a lake.

Opulent 18th-century Habsburg residence with baroque decor, landscaped gardens & seasonal events.

Iconic, 17th-century palace with ornamental gardens, plus classical concerts in the lavish ballroom.

Rustic-chic rooms & suites in a castle lodging featuring a restaurant, bikes & a wine cellar.

Hilltop medieval castle & history museum, reached by funicular, with falconry center & guided tours.

Medieval fortress overlooking a river with local history museum, former state prisons & tours.

👍 A small castle, fairy-tale like, but nothing Disney-ish. It's very authentic - looking ad definitely worth a visit.

👍👍 Always worth a visit. It's free and the views are gorgeous!

Grand royal baroque residence & museum in landscaped gardens hosting musical & arts events.

Tours of 17th-century palace's stately rooms, featuring painted ceiling panels & landscaped gardens.

Elegant rooms for conferences or private events in a lake-set castle set reached by a wooden pier.

Imposing medieval castle, now home to a museum displaying treasures of the noble Esterházy family.