Some places feel like they belong to another era - Grafenegg Castle is one of them. With its fusion of Gothic, Baroque, and Renaissance architecture, set amidst an enchanting English landscape park, it’s like stepping straight into a storybook.

Whether you're attending an open-air concert, wandering through the 32-hectare park shaded by centuries-old trees, or savoring a meal at the charming castle tavern, Grafenegg Castle captivates everyone who visits.

Events

There are some particularly beautiful events, such as the Grafenegg Festival, the Summer Night Gala, and the Grafenegg Advent.

Getting There

• By car: Just about 1 hour’s drive from Vienna and 14 km from Krems, via the A22 and S5 towards Krems.

• By public transport: Regular train connections to Krems, Hadersdorf am Kamp, or Tulln, with shuttle services directly to the castle, especially during events.

• Shuttle service: Regular service between Vienna and Grafenegg Castle during events like the Grafenegg Festival.

A Bit of History

First mentioned in 1294, the estate underwent multiple renovations and expansions over the centuries. In the 19th century, Count August von Breuner-Enckevoirt initiated a comprehensive redesign in the style of Romantic Historicism.