CastleBurgschleinitz-Kühnring-Zogelsdorf

Zogelsdorf Castle

To be privately owned

In the municipality of Burgschleinitz-Kühnring in Lower Austria stands Zogelsdorf Castle. The two-story castle, whose origins date back to the 16th or 17th century, has been remodeled several times.

The history of Zogelsdorf Castle dates back to 1522, when the estate came into the possession of noble families. In 1628, ownership changed to Harmannsdorf, and in 1670, the building underwent renovations. The castle was used as an inn in 1831. From 1839, it belonged to the Suttner family. In 1848, Baron Karl Gundakar Ritter von Suttner hosted the imperial court in his castle. In the following years, the property also accommodated members of the Imperial Ministry of War.

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