Opening hours
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
Sunday
21.06. to 07.09.2025
closed
closed
closed
closed
closed
10:00 - 15:00
10:00 - 15:00
All information on opening times & guided tours: grafenegg.com/en/schloss
Subject to change without notice!
Cover picture:© Grafenegg Castle | Lisa Edi
A whole year full of musical enjoyment
Grafenegg Castle is nestled between the Wachau and Vienna.
It is the venue for nationally and internationally renowned concert series throughout the year. These include the Jahreszeitenklänge, a cycle of orchestral concerts throughout the year, with festive concerts at Christmas, New Year's Eve and Easter.
Grafenegg Castle | Lisa Edi
Grafenegg Castle | Lisa Edi
There is the Summer Sounds series, where the programme ranges from great symphonic works to swing, jazz and operetta.
And of course there is the Grafenegg Festival, where the stars gather every summer to offer a culture-hungry audience a comprehensive concert programme.
Shared passion & solidarity
In addition to the supporting programme, the focus is primarily on the music. Rudolf Buchbinder has been the artistic director of Grafenegg since 2007. He is one of the great piano performers of our time and has developed into an authority in his 60-year career.
His recording of Beethoven's piano concertos stands for itself and with his many years of experience and musical skills, he makes Grafenegg what it is: a stronghold of the classical music scene and a meeting place for culture lovers from near and far.
Grafenegg Castle | Lisa Edi
When summer is over and gives way to winter, Grafenegg becomes contemplative - although by no means quiet. The Grafenegg Advent attracts guests to a programme for young and old, from the Christmas market to llama hikes and communal biscuit baking.
Gallery images:© Grafenegg Castle | Lisa Edi
Weather forecast Schloss Grafenegg
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at noon
9 °C
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Arrival
By car:
From Vienna: A22 towards Stockerau, exit at Stockerau junction onto the S5 towards Krems as far as the Grafenwörth exit (journey time approx. 50 min.)
From St. Pölten: S33 direction Krems / Vienna to the Grafenwörth exit (journey time approx. 25 min.)
Please follow the signs to the visitor car park.
The car park for authorised persons is only accessible with an appropriate parking permit.
Public:
Wagram-Grafenegg railway station is 2.6 kilometres (approx. 30 minutes' walk) from the site. Trains from Vienna Franz-Josefs-Bahnhof go to Wagram-Grafenegg every hour, from Krems an der Donau station twice an hour.
You are welcome to use a taxi for your onward journey from the railway station to the site. We recommend that you book in good time to find out the costs.
Contact taxi centre Krems
+43 (0)664 933 12 33
