Schloss Dorfheim

Schloss Dorfheim is a stone manor house in Saalfelden am Steinernen Meer featuring traditional Austrian architectural elements and regional construction methods. The building combines historical details with modern spaces for exhibitions and a restaurant on the ground floor.

The manor house was built as a noble residence during the period when the region fell under the influence of the Salzburg Prince-Bishops. It later received protection under Austrian heritage law to preserve its importance as a cultural property.

The castle hosts exhibitions and cultural events throughout the year that celebrate local traditions of the Salzburg Alps region. The ground floor restaurant Schloss Stüberl serves regional dishes and remains an active gathering space for the community.

The manor house is accessible through regularly guided tours that provide an overview of its architecture and history. Visitors can explore the surrounding area on foot during warmer months, while winter offers different activities available throughout the region.

The manor's stone walls and details reflect building methods used by wealthy families in the Salzburg Alps region. The contrast between its historical rooms and modern functions shows how it has adapted to contemporary uses while maintaining its original character.