Maria Enzersdorf

The market town of Maria Enzersdorf in the district of Mödling is located in the south-eastern Vienna Woods - just outside the city of Vienna. The history of this Lower Austrian town is still closely linked to viticulture. Archaeological finds prove the early settlement of the area by Celts and Romans. Maria Enzersdorf was first mentioned in a document around 1130. Today, Maria Enzersdorf invites you to visit its culturally significant sights - and to take a rural break not far from the city with its wonderful walks in the countryside.

Maria Enzersdorf: castle visits & castle concerts
The impressive Romanesque Liechtenstein Castle dating back to 1130 is Austria's only ancestral castle of a ruling princely house. The exciting guided tours through the historic rooms, some of which have original furnishings, convey a real castle feeling. Today, balls, weddings and seasonal celebrations are held at the late baroque Hunyadi Palace.

Look, marvel & hike in Maria Enzersdorf
Maria Enzersdorf is home to the St. Gabriel Mission House of the Steyler Missionaries, the EVN Collection of Contemporary Art and Liechtenstein Castle, which is now used as a retirement home. A vacation close to nature: countless hiking routes and walking trails lead through the Föhrenberge Nature Park and into the Rauchkogel cultural landscape - with the small Rauchkogel ruins amidst gently rolling vineyards and meadows.