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Private groups (minimum of 10 persons) can make a firm booking to tour Schloss Hof Estate. The bookings team will check the time slot you have booked and depending on availability will send you an email by return to confirm the booking.
Find the form HERE.
Schloss Hof Estate
The former imperial country seat now provides an atmospheric setting for trips back in time into the fascinating world of the Baroque.
The Baroque ensemble of Schloss Hof Estate extends over more than fifty hectares. Built for the legendary military commander Prince Eugene of Savoy, it was subsequently remodelled and extended under Empress Maria Theresa to become the largest rural palace complex in Austria. A stately residence, elaborate terraced gardens and a tranquil estate farm form an ensemble that offers a unique combination of imperial magnificence and rural idyll. Today it hosts events and festivals for the whole family as well as annual temporary exhibitions.
The combined ticket entitles the holder to single admission to the major exhibition in Lower Austria.
Free entry for children up to 6 years of age.
Concessionary tickets are only available at the ticket office.
Please note duration of the temporary exhibition!
Please mind that dogs are not allowed at Schloss Hof Estate & Schloss Niederweiden.
Schloss Hof Estate is open daily | 10 am to 6 pm
Schloss Niederweiden is open from 15 March 2025 to 2 November 2024 | daily | 10 am to 6 pm
Get to Schloss Hof and Schloss Niederweiden by car!
Take the airport motorway A4 (exit Fischamend), the B9 (direction Hainburg) and the B49 to visit Schloss Hof Estate. 545 parking places for cars and buses are available on the Waldparkplatz – “forest car park”.
Take the airport motorway A4 (exit Fischamend), the B9 (direction Hainburg) and the B49 to visit Schloss Niederweiden. There are plenty of parking places for cars and buses on the car park directly in front of the palace.