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Mannersdorf Castle

The Mannersdorf Castle+
The Mannersdorf Castle originated around 1600 from a large estate ("Edelhof"). From 1753 to 1755, it was rebuilt into its current form, but at that time, it had a small tower with a clock above the central part. In 1884, this tower was removed due to dilapidation. A wrought-iron balcony was also removed (1953).
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