Schloss Mamling, Heritage castle in Mining, Austria
Schloss Mamling is a two-story castle building in Mining with a square-shaped entry tower positioned on elevated parkland that once featured a surrounding moat. The chapel dates to 1671 and displays religious architectural forms characteristic of that era.
The castle appears in records from 1297, when it was held by the von Mamling family and remained in their ownership until 1519. The property changed hands after that period.
The castle chapel, constructed in 1671, represents the architectural and religious elements common to Upper Austrian noble residences of that period.
The property functions as an event venue with changing opening hours depending on bookings. Visitors can reach it easily by car or public transportation from Mining.
The castle underwent substantial transformation by Count Zdenko von Strachwitz in 1897 that significantly altered its appearance. The original onion-domed towers that marked its moated past gave way to the structure visitors see today.
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