Habsburg Castle — Attraction in Habsburg

I LOVE visiting mediaeval European castles.

I first visited this place about two years ago and was a bit disappointed to see a coach load of tourists walking everywhere and preventing my colleagues and me from getting a seat in the restaurant or being able to view the interior in peace.

I made a vow to return at a quieter time and that happened last Sunday. I drove 50km from my home and arrived at 13.30.

Despite being within the opening times, all the doors were shut!

There is an information plaque at the entrance with a QR code for further details. I scanned it but it only returned a "404 Page not found" page.

So my 50km journey ended with me and my companion just walking around the perimeter.

Not sure if I'll return. Slipshod organisation and a...

We were driving around and we came here more often accident because I knew this place. The castle and the surroundings are up on a hill and it's beautiful. Part of the castle is now a museum and there is a small restaurant. we didn't have time to eat but we ordered a Prosecco. The service was very friendly and the restaurant was half full. The prices seem to be average a little bit higher. Everything served looked really good from what I could see from a distance. I also ordered a portion of ice cream. It's a ride quickly and it was exactly as I expected. The chocolate was heated as it should be. I will come back and I do recommend this to...

Although the Haus Habsburg dynasty is one of the most prominent and most extensive royal families in European history, the castle we visited today was extremely disappointing. The interior of the castle is mainly occupied by restaurants. Once you enter the door, the floor is dirty and oil-stained, and the air is filled with the smell of Chinese restaurants. In addition, the scale of the castle is also very small, because most of the limited castle is occupied by restaurants, and the places that can be visited are very limited. I went there admiringly and...