Cultural Partners / Schloss Tratzberg
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The Renaissance jewel among Austria's castles and fortresses
The first documented mention of Schloss Tratzberg dates back to the 13th century. At that time, it served as a border fortress against Bavaria.
Later, Emperor Maximilian used Tratzberg as a hunting castle.
Discover the Tratzberg Castle with all your senses. Get a first impression, stroll through historic buildings and admire the Habsburg Hall as a testament to the times of that era.
Goëss-Enzenberg family
To this day, Schloss Tratzberg owes much to the great efforts of the family. As a result, the approximately 6800 m² large castle with its 5000 m² slate roof has once again become the epitome of a 16th-century Tyrolean castle. It is one of the most important art and cultural monuments in the state. Furthermore, it is open to the general public for viewing.
The restoration of the historic facade is complete, and Schloss Tratzberg is shining in new splendour!
Experience Schloss Tratzberg virtually
Hidden treasures, magnificent rooms
Immerse yourself in the fascinating world of Schloss Tratzberg and discover one of its most impressive highlights: the magnificent Habsburg Hall.
In the virtual tour you will experience the impressive hall with its unique lineage of Habsburgs, which is one of the most important art treasures of the castle. Admire the ornate depictions and magnificent Renaissance architecture that tell the story of the castle’s turbulent history and its former inhabitants.
Let yourself be enchanted by the special atmosphere of this historical jewel and discover the Habsburg Hall of Tratzberg from a fascinating new perspective.
The Armoury of Schloss Tratzberg
A separate tour showcases the original armoury with its collection of weapons and cannons. Among the perfectly preserved armour there are sabers, spears, crossbows and crossbows. Today, the armoury has been moved into a larger room in the castle. In the virtual version, however, its original location can still be seen. Another tour leads through the builders’ rooms, also in English.