Schloss Liesing, Protected castle in Liesing, Austria.
Schloss Liesing is a castle in Vienna that consists of multiple wings arranged around an inner courtyard. The buildings combine elements of a stately home with various rooms and structures organized around a central court.
The castle originated from a farm settlement first mentioned in 1387 and called Hausgraben. During the sieges of 1529 and 1683, the structure suffered considerable damage.
The building functions as a music school facility while maintaining its historical significance through preserved architectural details and design elements.
The grounds feature a public park area that visitors can explore and are easily reached by public transportation. The address Perchtoldsdorfer Straße 6 in Vienna's 23rd district helps with navigation to the property.
After the 1683 siege, a single hazel tree survived in the castle park and later became a symbol of the district. This tree was incorporated into Liesing's coat of arms and remains a reminder of the location's history.
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