Schloss Therasburg

Schloss Therasburg stands on a ridge overlooking the Therasburger stream, with its white sandstone portal and stone bridge marking the entrance.

The castle originated around 1320, with its first documented mention in 1327 when Ortlieb Zvendel von Teraczpurch owned the property.

The structure maintains its designation as a protected monument, representing the architectural traditions and defensive strategies of medieval Austrian nobility.

Located at an elevation of 437 meters, the castle requires advance planning for visits as access and touring options vary throughout the year.

During World War II, the castle served as a storage facility for the University of Vienna library collections and important reference materials.

Location: Sigmundsherberg

Elevation above the sea: 437 m

Address: Theras 79

GPS coordinates: 48.71520,15.77690

Latest update: March 5, 2025 21:30