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Esterházy Palace

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Open daily 10.00 am to 4.00 pm

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Forchtenstein Castle

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Open daily
10.00 am - 04.00 pm

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Lackenbach Palace

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Thursday to Sunday and public holidays from 10.00 am - 04.00 pm

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St.Margarethen Quarry

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Guided tours on Saturdays, Sundays and public holidays at 9.30 and 15.30 (in German)

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Concerts 2026

Welcome

Esterházy Palace

Forchtenstein Castle

Holzbrücke und Schotterweg zu Schloss Lackenbach

Lackenbach Palace

St.Margarethen Quarry

Esterhazy forges a bridge from its lively past to a forward-looking present: contemporary interventions in centuries-old walls, classical performances in historical settings, and works by world-famous artists.

Whether exhibitions, concerts, or programmes for the entire family – the Esterhazy locations offer cultural enjoyment and variety all year round.

News

Ghosts of the Bel Étage

The winners of the Esterházy Art Award in dialogue with history

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Exhibitions

Forchtenstein Castle

Mary, Queen of Heaven – Prince Paul I Esterházy’s Devotion to Mary

Pictures tell stories - they are visual testimonies of events, people and destinies. In this new exhibition at Forchtenstein Castle, curated by Florian Bayer and Margit Kopp, the focus is on paintings depicting strong women who overcame their male adversaries with courage and “cunning“. Around 350 years ago, these motifs were part of Prince Paul I Esterházy's pictorial programme at Eisenstadt Palace and Forchtenstein Castle.

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New

At the table! A princely banquet.

Esterházy Palace in Eisenstadt invites visitors on an extraordinary journey back in time to the world of the aristocracy: an opulent banqueting table in the White Hall takes visitors back to the sumptuous dining culture around 1800, when the aristocracy dined in luxurious surroundings.

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Palace-Ticket

Castle-Ticket

Lackenbach Palace

Interactive nature theme park and museum

“On Nature’s Trail” is the motto of the museum housed in the building complex of the Renaissance palace of Lackenbach - an experience for all the senses.

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