Highlights
Franzensburg Castle – A Habsburg Fairytale
Built from 1798 under Emperor Francis II/I, Franzensburg castle combines medieval romanticism with dynastic identity. Its walls contain spolia from monasteries, castles, and palaces from across Austria. The lavishly furnished rooms convey the history of the Habsburgs and turn the castle into a place where the past is deliberately interpreted.
| Franzensburg castle between collection and artwork: What are Spolia? |
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| Spolia are reused historical architectural elements taken from older buildings and deliberately incorporated into new structures as symbols of tradition, power, or cultural ambition. Inside Franzensburg castle you can find magnificent wooden ceilings from Zwettl Abbey or Rapottenstein Castle, over 800‑year‑old wall paneling from Klosterneuburg, and Gothic stained‑glass windows from Steyr. |
Guided tours through Franzensburg – rooms full of history
Franzensburg can be visited daily during the season (from Easter to All Saints’ Day) as part of guided tours. Our cultural guides take you on a journey through the history of the Habsburgs. Two different tours are available to choose from:
Museum tour through the state rooms
In 18 historic rooms – including the bedroom of the mysterious castle lady, the dining hall, and the dungeon – you immerse yourself in the imaginative world of Franzensburg castle and get to know its builder, Emperor Francis II/I.
| Highlights of the museum tour |
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| Magnificent stained‑glass windows by Gottlob Samuel Mohn and over 800‑year‑old Gothic wall panels from the former “Capella Speciosa”. |
When: daily during the season at 11:00, 12:00, 14:00, and 15:00
Duration: approx. 50 minutes
Price: You can find the current ticket prices here.
Tickets: On site in the museum shop or in our online shop.
Weather permitting: No
Audioguides: English, Hungarian, Czech, Slovak, Russian, Spanish, and Italian
Accessibility: Due to structural conditions, the guided tour through Franzensburg Castle is only partially wheelchair accessible. The lower floor of Franzensburg Castle can be visited with a wheelchair.
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The guided tours are limited to a maximum of 35 participants. Reserve your preferred time slot in advance in our online shop!
Note: If you purchased your ticket online and would like to use an audioguide, simply stop by the museum shop at Franzensburg Castle shortly before your tour begins.
Tour “High Tower & Across the Rooftops”
165 steps lead from the dungeon up to the viewing platform of the High Tower. From there, a 360° panorama opens over the castle park, reaching as far as the Hohe Wand, Vienna, and the Leitha Mountains. This tour offers unique perspectives of the castle’s rooftop landscape.
| Highlights of the tower and rooftop tour |
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| On clear autumn days, Mount Schneeberg feels close enough to touch. |
When: daily at 1:00 pm and 4:00 pm during the season
Duration: approx. 45 Minuten
Price: You can find the current ticket prices here.
Tickets: On site in the museum shop or in our online shop.
Weather permitting: Yes. In case of bad weather (rain & wet conditions) or extreme heat (from 34 °C), the tower and rooftop tour cannot take place for safety reasons. In such cases, a regular museum tour will be offered instead.
Audioguides: English
Accessibility: For structural reasons, the tower and rooftop tour through Franzensburg Castle is unfortunately not wheelchair accessible.
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The tower and rooftop tours are limited to a maximum of 25 participants. Reserve your preferred time slot in advance in our online shop!
Note: If you purchased your ticket online and would like to use an audioguide, simply stop by the museum shop at Franzensburg Castle shortly before your tour begins.
Arrival – How to reach Franzensburg
Franzensburg Castle is located in the heart of Laxenburg Castle Park. You can reach the fortress from any of the park entrances (P1, P2, and P3) on foot (about a 30‑minute walk) or by taking the “Laxenburg Express” park train. More information on getting to Laxenburg Castle Park.
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| Due to its island location, Franzensburg Castle can be reached either by bridges or by ferry. For a first visit, we recommend the enjoyable short crossing by ferry. |
Group visits
For clubs, school classes, or company outings, we offer special group packages starting at 20 participants.
Souvenirs & Tickets – Museum shop at Franzensburg
Directly in the inner courtyard of Franzensburg castle, you’ll find the museum shop. Here you can purchase tickets for the tours, gift items, souvenirs, books, and small snacks. Our online shop offers a selection of these products as well.
FAQ – Frequently Asked Questions about Franzensburg castle
Here you’ll find answers to additional frequently asked questions about your visit to Franzensburg castle.
Are there any discounts?
Yes, all details can be found in the ticket section.
Are dogs allowed in Franzensburg castle?
No, dogs are not allowed inside Franzensburg castle. The only exception is officially registered assistance dogs with completed training.
Is photography allowed inside Franzensburg castle?
No, we kindly ask for your understanding that photography inside Franzensburg castle is not permitted for organizational reasons.
Are there restrooms at Franzensburg castle?
Yes, including accessible facilities.
Are there any dining options at Franzensburg castle?
During the main season, Café Meierei invites you to relax and enjoy your stay.
Can you visit Franzensburg castle without a guided tour?
No, a visit is only possible as part of a guided tour. Please note that both tours require climbing steps via a spiral staircase.
Are the guided tours at Franzensburg castle suitable for children?
Our daily guided tours are attended by visitors of all ages. We therefore recommend the tours for children with an interest in history from around 7 years of age. Tower and roof tours are especially popular with families. Bitte teilen Sie uns dieses bei der Gruppenanmeldung mit.
Are there parking/storage options for strollers at Franzensburg castle?
Yes, in the entrance area of Franzensburg castle there are places to leave strollers.
More culture and history? Further events in Laxenburg Castle Park
Whether historical tours through the park, music matinees or the Mondscheinführungen – seasonal events take place regularly in Laxenburg Castle Park. You can find current events in the event calendar.
I. General provisions
(1) These terms and conditions apply to the purchase of tickets of any kind by final consumers (hereinafter referred to as “visitors”) from Schloss Laxenburg Betriebs GmbH in order to enter Laxenburg castle gardens.
(2) Operating entrepreneur and thus contractual party of the visitors is
Schloss Laxenburg Betriebs GmbH
Johannesplatz 2/4/1,
A-2361 Laxenburg,
UID-Nr.: ATU 59181511.
(3) By purchasing a ticket, the visitor accepts these general terms and conditions.
(4) Deviating agreements are invalid.
(5) The subject of the contract is the fee-based granting of admission to Laxenburg castle gardens (i.e., by presenting access tickets of all kinds). Schloss Laxenburg Betriebs GmbH reserves the right to change the offered services at any time.
(6) All offers of Schloss Laxenburg Betriebs GmbH are binding. The contract is concluded by the visitor sending the order.
(7) The contract as well as information referring to the contents of the contract (customer service, complaints) are only binding in German and decisive with regard to their interpretation.
(8) The prices apply according to the price list of Schloss Laxenburg Betriebs GmbH in the version valid at the time of the order. All prices include the statutory turnover tax.
(9) The general opening times of Laxenburg castle gardens depend on the hours of sunshine and vary according to the seasons.
The current opening times of Laxenburg castle gardens can be found at all ticket offices or on the homepage of Schloss Laxenburg Betriebs GmbH www.schloss-laxenburg.at.
(10) Furthermore, Schloss Laxenburg Betriebs GmbH reserves the right to a temporal and/or spatial restriction of access to Laxenburg castle gardens, especially in the sense of a situational further restriction of the opening times because of particularly dangerous weather conditions or in the case of events in the park area.
Due to special weather conditions the park area can be closed any time and with immediate effect on behalf of Schloss Laxenburg Betriebsgesellschaft mbH.
(11) When the park area is additionally closed, purchased day tickets will not be refunded. Likewise, there will be no proportional refund of the annual ticket price where temporal and/or spatial restrictions to the right of access to Laxenburg castle gardens is ordered. (12) If special services provided by Schloss Laxenburg Betriebs GmbH want to be taken beyond the general right of access to Laxenburg castle gardens (i.e., access by car to events/weddings/concerts or similar), an individual written consent from the management of Schloss Laxenburg Betriebs GmbH is required.
II. Purchase of tickets at the park ticket offices
(2) With the purchase, the present terms and conditions are accepted in the version valid at the time of the respective acquisition.
(3) The offered ticket categories can be found constantly up-to-date on the homepage of Schloss Laxenburg Betriebs GmbH or on respective notices displayed at the park ticket offices. Schloss Laxenburg Betriebs GmbH reserves the right to make changes.
(4) Annual tickets are only issued in a personalized form. A transfer to other persons is inadmissible and ineffective.
(5) Annual tickets can only be purchased in person at the park ticket offices, upon presentation of a photo ID, passport photos and the respective signed application form of Schloss Laxenburg Betriebs GmbH.
(6) Upon purchase, the visitor can once choose any issue date for the annual ticket. The annual ticket is valid for one year from its specified date of issue.
(7) An exchange of the annual ticket is only possible before the start of its validity. A proportional refund of the ticket price or the transfer of the annual ticket for a part-time period is excluded.
(8) Furthermore, Schloss Laxenburg Betriebs GmbH expressly points out that only if the requested mandatory data fields of the application form are filled out completely, an annual ticket can be issued. The requested personal data are particularly used for a clear personalization of the annual ticket and a subsequent identity verification of the visitor. Schloss Laxenburg Betriebs GmbH reserves the right to refuse to issue annual tickets in case of incomplete information by the visitor or to refuse the entry to Laxenburg castle gardens, if the visitor refuses to show a valid official photo ID for identification purposes.
(9) Visitors with annual tickets expressly agree to the automated saving and processing of their data for the purpose of issuing the tickets and for the verification of the visitor’s right to enter Laxenburg castle gardens.
(10) In case of incorrect information, the visitor is liable to Schloss Laxenburg Betriebs GmbH for the resulting damage.
III. Online purchase
(1) Tickets granting access to the area of Laxenburg castle gardens can also be purchased online on the homepage of Schloss Laxenburg Betriebs GmbH at www.schloss-laxenburg.at. Excluded is the purchase of annual tickets, which is only possible in person at the park ticket offices.
(2) In the course of the online payment process the visitor is forwarded to a payment platform. The payment completes the online ordering process and the visitor receives a confirmation by email. With the online order the present terms and conditions are accepted in their version valid at the time of the respective acquisition.
(3) Tickets purchased online, which are valid for a specific date or have already been redeemed, cannot be exchanged and are excluded from a refund.
(4) Online orders are processed as follows:
When the order is received, the selected ticket is electronically generated and with a corresponding invoice document sent to the email address of the visitor given during the order process. The ticket authorizes one-time admission to Laxenburg castle gardens at any determined date and expires at the end of the selected day.
(5) In the event of cancellation, the electronically generated ticket is blocked after receiving the declaration of revocation and any purchase price already paid by the visitor is refunded within two working days.
(6) Customers, who are consumers in the sense of the Austrian Consumer Protection Act, may withdraw from contracts of services without giving reasons within 14 calendar days in accordance with the Austrian Act on Distance Businesses. Excluded from the right of withdrawal are contracts where the provision of services has already begun, and contracts for services provided in connection with leisure activities, if a specific time or period is agreed for the performance of the contract. When purchasing day and half-day tickets, there is therefore no right of withdrawal, if they apply for a specific date or have already started to provide services.
IV. Group bookings and special services
(1) Group tickets and special services can only be booked on request, by phone (Tel: +43 2236 71226) or by email (office@schloss-laxenburg.at).
(2) After the reservation a written confirmation is sent to the visitor via email by Schloss Laxenburg Betriebs GmbH.
Special services beyond the general right of access to the park area asked of Schloss Laxenburg Betriebs GmbH by visitors require an individual written agreement with the management of Schloss Laxenburg Betriebs GmbH.
(3) More detailed terms and conditions regarding payment and the cancellation of reservations can be found in the respective confirmation email or the corresponding written agreement. Schloss Laxenburg Betriebs GmbH expressly reserves the right to make changes in this regard on an ongoing basis.
(4) Only written information on group bookings and special services has a legally binding effect for Schloss Laxenburg Betriebs GmbH. Any oral deviating agreements are invalid.
V. Museum / Guided tours
Tickets for admission and guided tours for the Franzensburg located in Laxenburg castle gardens are offered on site. Any conditions apply that are displayed there and, alternatively, the GTCs referred to in point II above.
VI. Ferry
- The ferry in Laxenburg castle gardens is a licensed shipping company. Operator of the ferry is Schloss Laxenburg Betriebs GmbH. On board the ferry, however, the instructions of the ferryman have priority over the GTCs of Schloss Laxenburg Betriebs GmbH.
- On board the ferry, it is necessary to always follow the instructions of the ferryman. In case of failure to follow the ferryman’s instructions or to comply with the general rules of conduct for the use of the ferry displayed within the area of the ferry, the ferryman is entitled to refuse to transport the respective visitor or to expel the respective visitor from the ferry.
Furthermore, in the event of non-compliance the enforcement of claims for damages of any kind against Schloss Laxenburg Betriebs GmbH is expressly excluded. The infringing visitor is also liable to third parties for any damage occurred.
- To use the ferry, a chargeable ticket can be directly purchased on board from the ferryman.
VII. Boat hire
- It is expressly pointed out that the boat hire in Laxenburg castle gardens is operated by a lessee in his own name, for his own account and at his own risk and is thus not attributable to the contractual relationship of the visitor with Schloss Laxenburg Betriebs GmbH.
- Announced as operator of the boat hire is:
Name: Firma Zijad Resic
A contractual relationship of the visitor when hiring a boat in Laxenburg castle gardens is therefore exclusively concluded with the operator of the boat hire.
A liability of Schloss Laxenburg Betriebs GmbH towards visitors in connection with the use of the boat hire in Laxenburg castle gardens is excluded.
VIII. Final provicions and data protection
(1) The controller of data processing is Schloss Laxenburg Betriebs GmbH, Johannesplatz 2/4/1, A-2361 Laxenburg. The personal data will be processed and used exclusively in accordance with the provisions of the GDPR and the Data Protection Act.
You will find more detailed information on data protection in the general data protection declaration of Schloss Laxenburg Betriebs GmbH at www.schloss-laxenburg.at › data protection.
(2) Should any clauses of these terms and conditions be or become ineffective, the effectiveness of the other provisions remains unaffected.
(3) This agreement is subject to Austrian law. This shall also apply to deliveries and services provided abroad, unless the mandatory provisions of the consumer protection of another country, where the respective consumer has his/her habitual residence, conflict with this. The application of the UN Sales Convention and the rules of the conflict of laws, referring to other legal systems, is expressly excluded.
(4) If the visitor is not a consumer as defined in § 1, Subsection 1 Z 2 KSchG (the Austrian Consumer Protection Act), the place of jurisdiction for all disputes shall be the court factually and locally responsible for Schloss Laxenburg Betriebs GmbH and the place of performance shall be Laxenburg.
(5) These general terms and conditions of Schloss Laxenburg Betriebs GmbH shall come into force on 5 October 2022.
Altes Schloss
The Altes Schloss or old castle, originally – since the 13th century – the heart of an extended hunting ground, surrounded by moats and equipped with numerous ancillary buildings, today forms an important visual motif in the gardens.
After the lords of “Lachsenburg” had died out, the Habsburgs acquired the entire grounds in the 14th century. Under Albrecht III, this hunting castle was expanded and developed. In the second half of the 17th century, after a period of decay, Lodovico Burnacini (the famous theatre architect of Emperor Leopold I.) renovated the park in the baroque style.
After an attack by the Turks in 1683, this building was reconstructed in 1693 and another floor was added. Until World War I, together with the Neues Schloss (the new castle), built in the 18th century, the Altes Schloss served as a spring residence for the Habsburgs. Between the WWI and WWII, it was home to the “Hellerau-Laxenburg” school for rhythm, music and physical education.
The sloping nature of the grounds had always made it difficult to lend them a regular design. The Renaissance garden constructed “in the Dutch manner” was, in the 16th century, somewhat remote, being located roughly in the area of todays theatre, and had no axial relationship to the Altes Schloss, which would then, in the baroque period, be integrated into the system of coordinates of avenues and lanes of an enlarged south-facing park. Located between this and the Uhlefeldhaus (originally to the south of the theatre, today no longer there) was a semi-circular large square with avenues of trees running through it, which was first included in the landscape design of the park during the first third of the 19th century.
Between the 1750s and 1770s, it was also considered whether this space should be made more attractive as a “park entrée” and even be flanked with buildings. The water basin with fountain dates from this period. The moats of the Altes Schloss were filled with earth in the second half of the 18th century and designed to as sections of lawn.
Blauer Hof
It was first referred to as a Freihof or free court under Melchior Arguello (Melchor de Argüello) in 1544. Later owners were the Bloe brothers (Bloenstain/Blauensteiner), Rätsch, Eibiswald and others. From 1705 Imperial Vice-Chancellor Friedrich Karl Schönborn was the owner, who had the existing structure generously expanded by his favourite architect, Lukas von Hildebrandt, between 1710 and 1720.
In around 1729, it was sold to his successor in the office of Vice-Chancellor, Duke Adolf Metsch, and on his death inherited by his son-in-law Khevenhüller-Metsch. The building was then owned by the Dukes Daun, who exchanged it for Dietrichstein Palace (= Grünne-Haus) in 1762.
Next Maria Theresia acquired the Blauensteiner-Hof and the adjacent Prucknerische Haus. As of 1756, a large extension was built by the court architect Nicoló Pacassi. Circa 1770 the Belvedere (paintings by Joseph Pichler?) was added. Pacassi modified the building, moving the entrance from the eastern to the northern side (i.e. the Schlossplatz or castle square).
Der Blaue Hof einst Der Blaue Hof heute Der Blaue Hof heute
The front of the entrance at the Schlossplatz is dominated by greatly brought forward corner projections, which follow the curved course of the border of the old village, which was built around a square. The central projection is emphasised by a portico, balcony and attic with a clock. In the Blauer Hof, the different forms of the pediments are notable as a reference to the main and additional wings. The interior decoration, insofar as it has been preserved, mainly dates from 1853/54.
The dining room wing
The dining room wing, probably built by Nicoló Pacassi, is located on the site of the former Sinzendorfischer Haus and came into imperial ownership in 1756. The entrance front is dominated by a portico with sculptures of heron hawking. Inside there is a large oval dining room, whose walls are lent form by architectural painting (unfortunately only parts of this have been preserved). The ceiling fresco by Vinzenz Fischer shows putti hunting with falcons.
The castle theatre
The castle theatre was built following designs by Nicoló Pacassi in 1753. On the park entrance side there is a high portico with a curved gable. The wall surfaces are structured by sunken fields and superimposed panels. As regards the interior decoration, only the late baroque painting in the illusionist architecture still remains. The upper zone with volutes, floral garlands and putti was added in the 19th century.
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In the interest of a fair coexistence and your personal safety we hereby issue the following visitor regulations for Laxenburg castle gardens. We kindly ask for your strict compliance. Thank you for your support!
Laxenburg castle gardens are a historic park area, which is legally under preservation order and is also part of the European project called “Natura 2000”. Schloss Laxenburg Betriebsgesellschaft mbH is entitled to dispose of the entire area of Laxenburg castle gardens. The management of the company is authorised to exercise the house rules as well as to draft the visitor regulations.
Opening Times
Laxenburg castle gardens are open throughout the year and an admission fee is charged.
For safety reasons the park area is completely surrounded by a fence and the access for visitors is only permitted within the general opening times or for any special events.
The general opening times depend on the hours of sunshine and vary according to the season.
The general opening times can be found at all ticket offices or on the homepage www.schloss-laxenburg.at. Schloss Laxenburg Betriebsgesellschaft mbH reserves the right at all times to restrict the opening times because of particularly dangerous weather conditions or in the case of events in the park area. Such changes will be announced accordingly. Due to special weather conditions the park area can be closed at any time and with immediate effect on behalf of Schloss Laxenburg Betriebsgesellschaft mbH.
Entrance and admission fee
(1) The valid tariffs for the park entrance, the charge for bringing in dogs and the authorisation to drive into Laxenburg castle gardens can all be viewed on a notice displayed at the main park entrance (park ticket office) or on the homepage www.schloss-laxenburg.at.
(2) When the park area is additionally closed, purchased day tickets will not be refunded. Likewise, there will be no proportional refund of the annual ticket price where temporal and/or spatial restrictions to the right of access is ordered.
General rules of conduct
(1) The instructions of the park authority staff – especially in the sense of these visitor regulations – are always binding. Information and prohibition signs must be followed at all times. They may also supplement the provisions of the present visitor regulations and are equally binding.
(2) The stay in Laxenburg castle gardens is with regards to natural conditions (forest floor, nature paths, lawns etc.) at your own risk. Accompanying adults are liable for the behaviour of children up to the age of criminal responsibility. For children up to the age of fourteen the access to the park area is only permitted when accompanied by an adult and there can be an age control at the entrance to the park area.
Persons in charge supervising minors (§ 4 of the Administrative Penal Act, Federal Law Gazette No. 52/1991) must ensure that they follow the requirements and prohibitions of these visitor regulations as well as all general rules of conduct, legal regulations and instructions of the park authority staff.
Persons supervising minors (4 of the Administrative Penal Act, Federal Law Gazette No. 52/1991) must ensure that these abide by the requirements and prohibitions of these visitor regulations.
(3) Please use Laxenburg castle gardens in such a way that other visitors are not put in danger or harassed and that facilities, structures and buildings (such as tables, benches, chairs, play equipment, monuments, fences) are not soiled, smeared, sprayed, glued or otherwise damaged or polluted.
(4) In Laxenburg castle gardens it is prohibited without exception:
- to dispose of all types of waste outside of the designated containers,
- to throw away burning cigarettes or other burning tobacco products or to ignite an open fire or light,
- to use fences or other facilities, which are not explicitly designated playgrounds, for exercises or climbing,
- to climb onto structures, monuments or other fixtures or to pollute them,
- to make unreasonable noise or to play all kinds of ball sports, if it is not done in specifically designated areas,
- to smoke on a children’s playground or to enter them with a dog,
- to fish or bathe in the waters, as well as to enter the waters, this also applies to dogs,
- to use water vehicles of any kind including rubber dinghies or similar vehicles,
- to operate drones or other flying machines,
- to camp,
- to ice skate or to enter ice surfaces on water, as well as to go skiing or cross-country skiing,
- to feed, touch, chase or otherwise harass free-range game,
- to exert chemical, mechanical or other effects on plantations of any kind (flowers, trees, shrubs, etc.), nor to plant or harvest anything.
Without the prior written consent of Schloss Laxenburg Betriebsgesellschaft mbH it is also prohibited:
- to set up or maintain fireplaces (i.e., for grilling or cooking purposes) or to use grilling or cooking devices,
- to make music or to use sound reproduction devices,
- to carry out trade, advertising, collections or any other kind of special uses,
- to photograph or film for commercial purposes.
(5) In addition, the access to the entire park area can be prohibited for individual persons by the park authority staff for good cause or individual persons can be expelled from the park area for good cause.
A good cause lies in a contrary behaviour or conditions of the visitor to (i) legal regulations or (ii) these visitor regulations or the published general terms and conditions or (iii) individual instructions of the park authority staff. This means any violation of signs in the park area or of generally accepted norms of behaviour or of legal regulations (i.e., influence of alcohol or drugs, carrying weapons or other dangerous objects, committing a crime in the park area, other inappropriate behaviour towards other visitors or facilities, endangerment of wildlife, etc.).
Using paths or other designated park areas
(1) It is prohibited without exception to leave the marked paths, recreational meadows and play areas within Laxenburg castle gardens.
(2) In Laxenburg castle gardens it is strictly prohibited to enter meadow and wooded areas, nor drive on or in them, nor to park vehicles or similar means of transport there. Explicitly marked green and planted areas (i.e., play areas or recreational meadows) are excluded from the prohibition of access.
(3) The use of such marked areas with wheelchairs, electronic mobility aids up to a maximum speed of 6 km/h, children’s toys similar to vehicles by children up to 6 years old and with prams is permitted.
(4) During storms it is dangerous to stand under trees and is therefore prohibited. Using the park in bad weather is at your own risk. Schloss Laxenburg Betriebsgesellschaft mbH reserves the right to immediately close the entire park area or certain parts of it when there are particularly dangerous weather conditions.
(5) In case of snow and ice only the cleared and prepared paths of Laxenburg castle gardens are to be used. The use of paths which have not been cleared and prepared is without exception at your own risk and in this regard, it should be paid attention to appropriate signs. Furthermore, it is up to Schloss Laxenburg Betriebsgesellschaft mbH to completely or temporarily close the paths. (6) Schloss Laxenburg Betriebsgesellschaft mbH does not grant the right to use at all times the equipment and facilities in the park. Furthermore, Schloss Laxenburg Betriebsgesellschaft mbH situationally reserves the right to close the access to certain paths, areas or facilities or to prohibit the access through signs, if they are temporarily not safe to use due to safety reasons (repair and/or maintenance work, weather-related, storm damages, etc.). The closing of paths or park areas does not entitle the visitor to a reduction of the admission fee.
Using sports equipment
(1) For general safety reasons cycling is prohibited in Laxenburg castle gardens. This excludes children up to 6 years old provided that children’s bicycles are used, which either have an outer rim diameter not exceeding 300 mm and a maximum speed of 5 km/h or are equipped with lateral stabilizers.
(2) Furthermore, it is prohibited to bring bicycles into Laxenburg castle gardens. The parking of bicycles is provided in the marked areas at all entrances (close to the ticket offices).
(3) Under the supervision of an adult accompanying person, children and young people up to the age of 14 are permitted to undertake all currently known types of trend sports (skateboards, scooters, etc.). However, the use of electrically powered vehicles, such as e-scooters in particular, is prohibited without exception for safety reasons.
(4) Skiing, cross-country skiing, ice skating, swimming and the use of water sports equipment (except for boat hires) is not permitted. Attaching sports equipment to trees and climbing trees is also prohibited without exception.
(5) The permitted activities shall be carried out in such a way that no other persons are endangered, nor property is damaged. The liability of supervisors for children applies particularly to the exercise of sports within Laxenburg castle gardens.
(6) Schloss Laxenburg Betriebsgesellschaft mbH expressly points out that ice skating and entering ice surfaces at the castle pond are prohibited without exception and that any infringement is unlawful. Nor is any information regarding the ice quality provided by Schloss Laxenburg Betriebsgesellschaft mbH. Any liability claims against Schloss Laxenburg Betriebsgesellschaft mbH are therefore entirely excluded.
(7) Toddler playgrounds may only be used by children up to the age of 6 and their accompanying persons. Other play equipment is exclusively intended for children up to the age of 14. The use of play equipment within Laxenburg castle gardens is only permitted under the supervision of adult accompanying persons.
The use is always at your own risk, unless there is a malfunction of the play equipment, which would be within the responsibility of Schloss Laxenburg Betriebsgesellschaft mbH. Any damage to the playground equipment – irrespective of causation – must be reported immediately to Schloss Laxenburg Betriebsgesellschaft mbH.
(8) Ball games, except those involving small children, are only permitted on the areas intended and marked for this purpose.
(9) Running, inline skating and Nordic walking in Laxenburg castle gardens are generally permitted, but consideration must be shown for other park visitors at all times. For safety reasons, inline skating for adults is prohibited at weekends and on public holidays.
(10) The exercise of any sports activities within Laxenburg castle gardens is at your own risk. In particular, it is pointed out that the entire area is a nature reserve and with natural paths, which require an increased attention of each individual visitor and are neither suitable nor designed for sports activities. Natural conditions can be neither influenced nor assured by Schloss Laxenburg Betriebsgesellschaft mbH and therefore any liability for natural trip hazards on natural paths within Laxenburg castle gardens is expressly excluded, as far as legally admissible.
Horse riding
(1) The permission to ride within Laxenburg castle gardens can be issued on request by Schloss Laxenburg Betriebsgesellschaft mbH separately in writing and must be obtained without exception in advance. Furthermore, the agreement with the respective tenant of the riding paths in the Laxenburg castle gardens must be established.
(2) Horse riding is only permitted on designated riding paths and in areas that are marked as such. In all other areas all activities with horses are prohibited without exception.
(3) People always take priority over horses in Laxenburg castle gardens. Horse riders must pay special attention to the safety of visitors to the gardens and particular attention should be paid to children and infirm persons. In addition, on unclear riding paths the horses must be made without exception to go at a walk.
Visiting the castle gardens with your dog
(1) There is a charge for visiting the Laxenburg castle gardens with your dog.
(2) In Laxenburg castle gardens the Lower Austrian Dog Keeping Act LGBL. 4001 applies in its current version.
(3) Furthermore, dogs must be kept without exception on a leash within the entire park area.
(4) Dogs according to § 2 and § 3 of the Lower Austrian Dog Keeping Act must also permanently be secured with a muzzle, whereby the statutory list of the Lower Austrian Dog Keeping Act is extended for the entire area of Laxenburg castle gardens to the following binding and unified list of potentially dangerous dog breeds (“list dogs”, “fighting dogs”). In the sense of a comprehensive risk prevention this also includes crossbreeds of the named dog breeds among each other or with other dog breeds:
- Bull Terrier
- Staffordshire Bull Terrier
- Pit Bull
- Rottweiler
- Napolitan Mastiff
- Fila Brasileiro
- Bull Mastiff
- American Staffordshire Terrier
- Dogo Argentino (Argentinian Mastiff)
- Bandog
- Tosa Inu
- Mastin Espanol
- Mastiff
- Pit Bull Terrier
- American Bully
(5) If dogs are brought to Laxenburg castle gardens, they must be kept away from green and planted areas as well as from lakes and rivers. Those in charge of dogs must ensure that the animals do not soil Laxenburg castle gardens with faeces or to remove them in any case.
(6) Laxenburg castle gardens are a hunting area. According to the provisions of the Austrian Hunting Act, dogs running free are in danger of being shot.
(7) In addition, the “Information leaflet – Your dog in Laxenburg castle gardens” of Schloss Laxenburg Betriebsgesellschaft mbH is declared an integrated component of these visitor regulations and is in this respect referred to. Furthermore, all signs in the park area regarding dog-keeping in accordance with the regulations of Laxenburg castle gardens are equally binding.
Arrival by car and access to the park area
(1) Schloss Laxenburg Betriebsgesellschaft mbH offers around 1,000 free parking spaces at the main park entrance (P1), at the park entrance Gate 2 (P2) and at the park entrance Gate 3 (P3).
(2) The parking of vehicles on these areas is at your own risk. Schloss Laxenburg Betriebsgesellschaft mbH assumes no liability for any damage, burglary or theft.
(3) Parking is permitted for a maximum of 24 hours. The parking of trucks, truck trailers and camping is prohibited without exception in all parking areas.
(4) In case of violation of these parking regulations, Schloss Laxenburg Betriebsgesellschaft mbH reserves the right to have the illegally parked vehicles towed away at the owner’s expense or to file an action of trespass.
(5) Throughout the park it is prohibited to drive on the paths with motor vehicles or to park there. With the consent of Schloss Laxenburg Betriebsgesellschaft mbH the following exceptions of the general driving ban in Laxenburg castle gardens may be agreed on:
- Access to businesses, apartments and commercial premises within the area as well as for events and film recordings, whereby a corresponding parking of vehicles can also be approved – the consent is exclusively given in writing and is not transferable,
- emergency vehicles,
- vehicles operating on behalf of Schloss Laxenburg Betriebsgesellschaft mbH, such as in particular for the maintenance of the park and the facilities within the park area,
- electronic walking aids with a maximum speed of 10 km/h also without the consent of Schloss Laxenburg Betriebsgesellschaft mbH, provided that the permitted maximum speed of 6 km/h is not exceeded within the park area.
(6) The entrance and exit to Laxenburg castle gardens are subject to charges (excluding rental and lease agreements) and are at the expense as well as risk of the respective driver. In case of improper parking of vehicles within the park area, Schloss Laxenburg Betriebsgesellschaft mbH reserves the right to remove (tow) them at the expense of the driver or vehicle owner. Within the area of the castle gardens a maximum speed of 10 km/h applies to motor vehicles. Walking pace must be kept in the vicinity of persons and/or animals and for safety reasons the vehicle must be stopped, if necessary – until the persons or animals have moved away.
(7) The bridges located in Laxenburg castle gardens correspond to the Austrian standard B 4002 – bridge class II. Accordingly, the maximum limits (max. 30 T) must be considered when crossing them.
(8) It is prohibited without exception to drive or park vehicles on the marked recreational meadows and green areas of Laxenburg castle gardens. The ban does not apply to vehicles for the purpose of maintenance.
(9) Furthermore, both within the parking spaces as well as in the entire park area the provisions of the Austrian Road Traffic Regulations apply.
Data protection
(1) In the entire area of Laxenburg castle gardens photo and film recordings (including sound) are continuously carried out for advertising purposes. By entering Laxenburg castle gardens each person or the legal representative takes note of this fact as well as of a possible use and publication of these recordings and waives any possible legal claims against Schloss Laxenburg Betriebsgesellschaft mbH.
(2) The controller of data processing is Schloss Laxenburg Betriebsgesellschaft mbH, Johannesplatz 2/4/1, A-2361 Laxenburg.
(3) Photos and recordings taken within the park area can be published on the homepage or the various social media channels of the controller and possibly also in radio, TV and print media, as well as books. (4) Details and further information can be found in the comprehensive general data protection declaration of the controller on www.schloss-laxenburg.at › data protection.
Final provisions
(1) The rules and prohibitions of these visitor regulations do not apply to acts or omissions that are already regulated or prohibited by a national or federal state law (i.e., Forestry Law regarding recreational meadows in wooded areas).
(2) Furthermore, all legislative matters apply which must be used in Laxenburg castle gardens. These are in particular the Heritage Protection Law, the Nature Conservation Act, the Lower Austrian Hunting Law, the Lower Austrian Law on Fisheries, the Forestry Law as well as the Water Act.
(3) Unless otherwise stipulated in the present visitor regulations, the general terms and conditions of Schloss Laxenburg Betriebsgesellschaft mbH apply to all questions related to the contractual relationship between visitors and Schloss Laxenburg Betriebsgesellschaft mbH.
(4) Entering Laxenburg castle gardens is considered as full knowledge and acceptance of these visitor regulations by every person entering or by their legal representatives.
(5) In case of infringement of these visitor regulations Schloss Laxenburg Betriebsgesellschaft mbH reserves the right to take legal action as well as the removal from the premises and a possible declaration of a prohibition of entry.
(6) The place of jurisdiction is the court factually and locally competent for Schloss Laxenburg Betriebsgesellschaft mbH, Austrian law applies.
(7) These visitor regulations apply with effect from 5 October 2022.
Schloss Laxenburg Betriebs GmbH
Die Geschäftsführung e.h.
Schloss Laxenburg Betriebsgesellschaft mbH
Johannesplatz 2/4/1
A-2361 Laxenburg
Telefon: +43 (0)2236/71226-0
Telefax: +43 (0)2236/72730
E-Mail: office@schloss-laxenburg.at
Web: www.schloss-laxenburg.at
Firmenbuchnummer: 127709h
Zuständiges Handelsgericht: Handelsgericht Wiener Neustadt
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Behörde gemäß ECG: Bezirkshauptmannschaft Mödling
Zur Geschäftsführung bestellt sind:
Bruno SCHWENDINGER, MA
Alois ASCHAUER
Der Aufsichtsrat der Gesellschaft setzt sich gegenwärtig aus nachstehenden Personen zusammen:
GR Peter MASCHAT (NÖ)
OSR Mag.a Elisabeth MIKSCH-FUCHS (Wien)
alternierend im jährlichen Vorsitz
sowie
Mag. Helmut MIERNICKI (NÖ)
Ing. Michael HEIDENREICH (NÖ)
Mag. Oliver STRIBL (Wien)
Mag. David VLADAR (Wien)
Michael KONIR-KADLEC
Bmstr. Ing. Rainer HARRAND
Norbert KREUTZER
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Der Schlosspark Laxenburg bietet schöne Eindrücke und eine sehr große Parklandschaft. Inmitten des Parks liegt ein idyllischer See. Auf einer kleinen Insel ist die Franzensburg gelegen, die mit einer Fähre oder auch über eine Brücke erreichbar ist. Dort befindet sich außerdem das Café Meierei und auf dem gegenüberliegenden Ufer der Bootsverleih sowie das Teichbuffet.
Es gibt drei markierte Routen durch den Schlosspark Laxenburg, die in der Länge variieren. So ist für alle etwas dabei. Die Rudolf-Runde ist mit 3,1 Kilometern die kürzeste. Die Franzl-Runde erstreckt sich mit 5,1 Kilometern bis zum See. Einen Eindruck von dem gesamten Park und dem See gewährt die Sisi-Runde mit 7,2 Kilometern.
Der Schlosspark verfügt über 3 Eingänge: den Parkaupteingang (P1), den Eingang 2 Reitstall (P2) und den Eingang 3 Erholungszentrum. Bei den drei Eingängen befinden sich auch Parkmöglichkeiten.
Die sechs Toiletten befinden sich beim Schloss Laxenburg, bei dem Restaurant “Flieger und Flieger”, bei dem Bootsverleih am Stapelplatz, beim Kinderspielplatz, beim Eingang 2 Reitstall und bei der Franzensburg auf der Insel.