Then as now, the Aurolzmünster castle is a retreat for those seeking peace and quiet, as well as for individualists, who want to experience history and feel the splendor of ancient times.

The unique moated castle is still surrounded by moats on all sides. Central is the two-story main building, which contains a ballroom that reaches up to the top floor decorated with paintings on the ceiling and paintings of garden landscapes on the side walls. This main building is connected with 2 lower wings enclosing the courtyard and leading to 2 two-storey-pavillons.

Due to the extraordinary historical ambience and the excellent structural and technical equipment, the property is increasingly establishing itself as an event castle for special occasions.


1.Boutique Apartments
8 modern, elegant rooms & suites with an integrated kitchen area are available.
2. Event location
for weddings and special events
3. Gastro/cafe

The gastronomy was leased for at least three years and ensures the supply of events. Particularly noteworthy is the attractive guest garden and the completely renovated kitchen.
4. Spectacular concepts und games in the castle

such as "Escape Room Game", "Go-Clue Games" (solving a criminal case)
5. Castle Shop

The castle shop offers regional food and delicacies from the local area.
6. Seminars

Completely renovated rooms with technical equipment & seating for up to 120 people.
7. Office Space

The approx. 450 m² office space in the castle impresses with top-luxury furnishings.
8. Wine bar/wine tasting

Every month there is the opportunity to take part in soirées and get to know selected winegrowers in the region.
Technical Equipment:
The property is heated with a central 440 KW pellet system from Hargassner. The “Loxone” control element was installed in the castle to control the music, some lights and the heating system via the mobile phone Loxone app.

History of the Castle:
1676: Acquisition of the property by count Ferdinand von der Wahl
1691: Construction of the Palace in Bavarian Baroque style by Enrico Zucalli
1830: Transfer of the property to the counts Arco from nearby St. Martin
1925: Acquisition of the castle by the inventor & physicist Carl Schappeler
Financial support for the castle renovation by the Emperor Wilhelm II
1932: The castle made headlines in the world press:
Search for the grave and treasure of Attila the Hun
2003: General renovation with a construction cost volume of 9,5 Mio. EUR

2020: The castle was taken over by the Ungar Family

2022: The castle shines in new splendour as unique place for special events


Fotocredits: Maria Gadringer