Castles & Ruins
This collection features 17 castles and ruins in Lower Austria's Vienna Woods region, showcasing a range of medieval fortifications, baroque palaces, and evocative ruins. Highlights include well-preserved castles like Schloss Merkenstein and Schloss Wasserburg, alongside significant ruins such as Ruine Arnstein and Burgruine Ried, offering insights into the area's architectural evolution and historical defense structures.
A Ruine Arnstein
Medieval hilltop castle ruins with visible stone walls.
B Schloss Merkenstein
First Tudor-style castle built in Austria, located near Gainfarn.
C Merkenstein ruins
The Merkenstein ruins are the remains of a castle in Lower Austria near Bad Vöslau in the Großau cadastre.
Burgruine Ried
Ruins of a spur castle located on the Hausberg near Ried am Riederberg.
E Burg Wildegg
Rock castle near Sittendorf used as a youth camp site.
F Burg Neuhaus
Elevated castle situated in the Baden district of Lower Austria.
G Schloss Wasserburg
Baroque palace located in the Pottenbrunn area of St. Pölten.
Schloss Ochsenburg
Heritage castle situated in St. Pölten with historic significance.
Einsteigturm 95
One of 33 protected monuments in Neulengbach.
Einsteigturm 101
Protected historic monument in the municipality of Altlengbach.
K Schloss Sitzenberg
Castle located in Sitzenberg-Reidling municipality, Tulln district.
Schloss Traismauer
Historic castle situated in Traismauer.
Römertor
Roman-era fortified gateway, known as Römertor.
Burg Neulengbach
Burg Neulengbach is a castle in Neulengbach in Lower Austria, Austria. Burg Neulengbach is 268 metres above sea level.
O Riesenbachklause
Former timber rafting facility located in Klausen-Leopoldsdorf.
Burgruine Altlengbach
Accessible castle ruins located in Altlengbach.
Q Schloss Totzenbach
Private castle located in the market town of Kirchstetten.
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