Schloss Oberpullendorf, Heritage protected château in Oberpullendorf, Austria.
Schloss Oberpullendorf is a castle in Oberpullendorf featuring architectural characteristics of noble residences from its construction era, with solid masonry walls and a multi-story structure. The building dominates the townscape with its substantial facade and the typical layout of frontier estates.
The castle received its first written documentation in 1752 and came under the ownership of the Rohonczy family during the 19th century. The family shaped the property's use for many decades afterward.
The structure represents the architectural preferences of Hungarian frontier nobility, reflecting the historical connections between Austrian and Hungarian territories.
The castle is accessible through local transportation connections linking Oberpullendorf with neighboring communities in the Burgenland region. Visitors should be aware that it is a protected monument and exterior access may be restricted.
The castle appears on postcards from 1913, offering a visual record of its appearance in the early twentieth century. These historical photographs show the building's form before later changes took place.
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