Jonas-Schlössle, Renaissance castle in Götzis, Austria.
Jonas-Schlössle is a Renaissance castle in Götzis spanning four levels with eight rooms throughout. The interior features original wooden coffered ceilings and 16th-century paintings on its walls.
Leonhard Jonas II began construction of the castle in 1584, with work halting until 1595. Completion stretched over decades, with the main hall finished around 1645.
The place takes its name from its founder and now serves as a venue for art exhibitions, chamber music performances, and readings. Visitors experience rooms that shape the cultural life of the region.
The castle includes basic event facilities such as sound systems and internet access throughout its rooms. Plan ahead as the venue primarily hosts organized events rather than open visits.
A bar occupies the castle cellar, offering a place to unwind after exploring inside. The forecourt comes alive seasonally, especially during the annual Jonas Market and Christmas fair.
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