Walpersdorf Palace

Description

Schloss Walpersdorf is a Renaissance castle built in 1571 by Hans Ulrich von Ludmanstorf who died next year. The castle was completed in 1619. It was badly damaged in the World War II and restored later. Today the palace is a venue for concerts and events.

Palaces, manors and town halls in Austria All sites in Walpersdorf

Address
Schlossstraße 3, Walpersdorf, Austria

Established
1571

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