Weinberg Castle

Kefermarkt, Austria

Schloss Weinberg is an Upper Austrian castle complex and is located on the vineyard above the village of Kefermarkt in the Mühlviertel. The first castle in this location was built in the 11th century. The conversion into a Renaissance castle was made by Hans Wilhelm von Zelking in 1600. The Thürheimer bought the property in 1629. After becoming almost uninhabitable in the early 1980s, Upper Austria rented the castle in 1986 for 99 years, the renewed and organized in 1988 a national exhibition on the premises. Since 1989 the castle has been used as a regional music and education center.

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Founded: 1600
Category: Castles and fortifications in Austria

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www.upperaustria.com

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Hermann Haider (13 months ago)
The castle is very modernly equipped, but unfortunately the restaurant can only be visited with a seminar. Service was very friendly, drinks and food came to the table quickly. Plus it tasted very good.
Gabriel Ciocan (15 months ago)
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Anni (15 months ago)
Beautiful, well-kept and, above all, large rooms. Really beautiful castle with a perfect view. It's practical that the landlord is nearby. A great hotel❤
Christina Haider (2 years ago)
We were able to celebrate our wedding at Schloss Weinberg and can recommend it without reservation. Our contact person Laura looked after us wonderfully and read our wishes straight from our eyes. The organization was perfect and you can tell that there is a certain routine involved. Nevertheless, every one of our wishes was taken into account. By booking the location, accommodation and catering together, the preparation time becomes incredibly efficient and stress-free. The wedding menu was, there is no other way to put it, divine. Our photographer was very happy about the fantastic scenery and after a long day we all fell into extremely comfortable hotel beds. The next day we were able to review the wedding again over a very generous breakfast together. Thank you, Laura & Team, for making the day so unforgettable for us. We will recommend you as often as we can.
Jeremy Argyrakis (3 years ago)
The owner not having assumed his promise to provide us with a plug to charge our electric vehicle, the receptionist tried in vain to solve our problem by contacting him again, and again, to have his approval. The result was a one hour long trip back to Belgium, not to mention the hour we lost not enjoying the wedding reception we were there for. The anti-professionalism of the manager leads me to recommend to avoid this place or at least not ask for anything. A simple no beforehand would have solved the problem.
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