To be privately owned
Heroldeck Castle

Schloss Heroldeck+
History+
Construction and Early Years
Schloss Heroldeck was built in 1912 for the Viennese paper manufacturer Ludwig Friedrich Musil as a summer residence in the tradition of Romanesque Revival historicism with Neo-Romanesque and Secessionist-expressive elements. It currently serves as a conference center for the Calvary Chapel, an American religious community.
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Location: 46.7995, 13.5848