🏛️ Monuments in Oberösterreich

Bergfried is a stately castle in Upper Austria that serves as a tourist attraction.

The Bergschlössl is a stately villa dating from 1718 in Oberösterreich, Austria.

Burg Altpernstein is a castle in Upper Austria, run by Stift Kremsmünster, and is a visitor attraction.

Burg Blankenberg is a listed heritage castle in Oberösterreich, Austria.

Burg Clam is a castle in Upper Austria and is a visitor attraction.

Burg Falkenstein is a castle in Oberösterreich, Austria.

Burg Kogl is a defensive castle in Upper Austria.

Burg Krempelstein is a fortified castle in Oberösterreich, Austria, and a listed heritage site.

Burg Kreuzen is a fortified castle in Oberösterreich, Austria, a listed heritage site and a visitor attraction.

Burg Losenstein is a 12th-century castle ruin rising on a roughly 60-metre dolomite rock above the village of Losenstein, Oberösterreich, and is one of the largest and oldest castle ruins in the region. From 1252 it was owned by the Lords of Losenstein.

Burg Obernberg is a fortified castle in Upper Austria, Austria.

Burg Partenstein is a defensive castle in Upper Austria.

Burg Piberstein is a 13th-century castle in Oberösterreich, Austria, and is a tourist attraction.

Burg Pürnstein is a castle with both defensive and stately characteristics in Oberösterreich, Austria.

Burg Steinerberg is a castle in Oberösterreich, Austria.

Burg Tannberg is a castle in Upper Austria, Austria.

Burg Vichtenstein is a fortified castle in Oberösterreich, Austria. The building is not open to the public.

Of Burg Walchen, in the village of Walchen in the municipality of Vöcklamarkt (Vöcklabruck district, Upper Austria), only a tower remains.

Burg Wels in Oberösterreich, Austria, is a former castle that now serves as a city museum.

Burg Winzberg is a defensive castle in Upper Austria.

Burgruine Dornach is a defensive castle ruin in Upper Austria.

Burgruine Eschelberg is a castle ruin in Upper Austria, a listed heritage site and open to visitors.

Burgruine Klaus is a castle ruin in Upper Austria, Austria, listed as protected heritage.

Burgruine Klingenberg is a castle ruin in Oberösterreich, Austria, at around 672 m elevation. It is listed as a heritage site.

Burgruine Leonstein is a listed heritage castle ruin dating from 1140 in Oberösterreich, Austria.

Burgruine Lichtenhag is a castle ruin in Upper Austria, Austria. It is a listed heritage site.

Burgruine Luftenberg is a listed heritage castle ruin in Oberösterreich, Austria.

Burgruine Mitterberg is a castle ruin in Upper Austria.

Burgruine Prandegg is a castle ruin in Oberösterreich, Austria.

Burgruine Reichenau is a castle ruin in Oberösterreich, Austria.

Burgruine Reichenstein is a castle ruin in Oberösterreich, Austria.

Burgruine Rotenfels is a castle ruin in Upper Austria.

Burgruine Ruttenstein is a castle ruin in Upper Austria, a listed heritage site and a tourist attraction.

Burgruine Schallenberg is a castle ruin in Oberösterreich, Austria.

Burgruine Scharnstein is a castle ruin in Upper Austria and a listed heritage site.

Burgruine Schaunberg is the largest castle ruin in Oberösterreich, Austria, a freely accessible visitor attraction.

Burgruine Spielberg is a listed heritage ruin of a defensive castle in Upper Austria.

Burgruine Waxenberg is a castle ruin in Upper Austria, Austria. It is a listed heritage site.

Burgruine Wesen is a castle ruin in Upper Austria, Austria. It dates from 1138.

Burgruine Wildenegg is a listed heritage ruin of a defensive castle in Upper Austria.

Burgruine Wildenstein in Upper Austria is a 12th-century castle ruin, a listed heritage site, and open to visitors.

Burgruine Windhaag is a defensive castle ruin in Upper Austria.

Burgruine Zöch in Oberösterreich, Austria, has been surrounded by a flooded moat since the 1970s, so the ruin cannot be reached directly.

Burgstall Stampfegg is a former castle site in Oberösterreich, Austria.

Burgturm Alt-Wartenburg is the surviving keep (Bergfried) of a fortified castle in Oberösterreich, Austria.

The Dreifaltigkeitssäule is a listed heritage monument and tourist attraction in Upper Austria.

Egerer Schlössl is a castle in Oberösterreich, Austria. The building is listed as a heritage site.

Großer Burgstall is a castle site (former stronghold) in Upper Austria.

Hammerschlössl is a castle in Oberösterreich, Austria.

Herzogsburg is a castle in Upper Austria, Austria.

Hungerturm is a defensive tower in Upper Austria, Austria.

The Kaiservilla is a stately castle in Oberösterreich, Austria.

Landbettler is an artwork from 1973 in Upper Austria.

Landeskinderheim Schloss Neuhaus is a stately castle in Upper Austria that served as a children's home.

Landschloss Ort is a stately castle in Oberösterreich, Austria.

The Linzer Schloss is a listed heritage castle on the Schlossberg in Linz, Oberösterreich, that now houses the Schlossmuseum and is open to visitors.

Neue Schloss is a castle in Oberösterreich, Austria. The building dates from 1778 and is not open to the public.

The Ratzlburg survives as the foundation walls of a castle from the Hohenstaufen era, in Upper Austria.

Raubschloss Kasten is a former robber-baron castle in Oberösterreich, Austria.

3m hoher Baumstumpf der einstmals ca. 400 Jahre alten Tanne

Ruine Haichenbach is a castle ruin in Oberösterreich, Austria.

Ruine Lobenstein is a listed heritage ruin of a defensive castle in Upper Austria.

Burgruine Oberwallsee is the ruin of a hilltop castle at 365 m above the Pesenbach valley near Bad Mühllacken in the municipality of Feldkirchen, Upper Austria. It was built between 1364 and around 1386 and converted into a manor around 1600.

Ruine Säbnich is a castle ruin in Upper Austria.

Of Ruine Schellenstein in Oberösterreich, Austria, only the well shaft remains.

Ruine Seisenburg is a castle ruin in Oberösterreich, Austria.

Ruine Stauff is a castle ruin in Oberösterreich, Austria.

Ruine Wildberg is a castle ruin in Upper Austria, Austria, listed as protected heritage.

Ruine Wimberg is a castle ruin in Upper Austria.

Saxlgut is a manor house in Upper Austria.

Schloss Aigen stands in the municipality of Atzbach in the Vöcklabruck district, Upper Austria, at an elevation of 465 m, and is not open to the public.

Schloss Almegg is a castle in Oberösterreich, Austria.

Schloss Altenhof is a castle in Oberösterreich, Austria.

Schloss Au an der Traun is a castle in Upper Austria, Austria.

Schloss Auhof is a castle dating from 1350 in Oberösterreich, Austria, now used as a university building.

Schloss Auhof is a castle in Oberösterreich, Austria. The building is listed as a heritage site.

Schloss Auhof is a castle in Oberösterreich, Austria.

Schloss Bernau is a stately castle in Upper Austria.

Schloss Bogenhofen is a manor house in Oberösterreich, Austria.

Schloss Brunnwald is a castle in Oberösterreich, Austria, with a forest garden and forest-education facilities (Waldpädagogik) on the grounds.

Schloß Cumberland is a castle in Oberösterreich, Austria.

Schloss Dietach is a castle in Oberösterreich, Austria. The building is not open to the public.

Schloss Ebelsberg is a stately castle in Upper Austria that houses a museum.

Schloss Ebenzweier is a stately castle in Upper Austria.

Schloss Eggenberg is a castle in Oberösterreich, Austria. The building dates from 1877 and is not open to the public.

Schloss Eggendorf is a stately castle in Upper Austria.

Schloss Engelhof is a stately castle in Oberösterreich, Austria.

Schloss Engelsegg is a castle built around 1500 in Steyr, Oberösterreich, known as Teufelseck until 1642.

Schloss Ennsegg is a stately castle in Oberösterreich, Austria.

Schloss Eschelberg is a castle in Upper Austria, Austria, dating from 1598, listed as protected heritage and informally open to visitors.

Schloß Etzelsdorf is a castle in Upper Austria, Austria.

Schloss Feyregg is a castle in Upper Austria, Austria. It is not open to the public.

Schloss Frauenstein is a castle in Oberösterreich, Austria.

Schloss Frein is a stately castle with a public function in Upper Austria.

Schloss Freistadt is a defensive castle in Upper Austria.

Schloss Freizell is a noble residence on the left bank of the Danube, close to the Schlögener Schlinge bend, on a hill below the neighbouring Schloss Marsbach in Upper Austria.

Schloss Götzendorf is a castle in Upper Austria, Austria.

Schloss Grub is a castle in Oberösterreich, Austria. The building is not open to the public.

Schloss Grünau is a stately castle in Oberösterreich, Austria.

Schloss Gschwendt is a castle in Upper Austria, Austria.

Schloss Hagenau is a castle in Oberösterreich, Austria.

Schloss Hagenberg in the Mühlviertel region of Upper Austria was first mentioned around 1370 and fell into disrepair from 1928 onward. Since its renovation from 1983 it has housed the Research Institute for Symbolic Computation of Johannes Kepler University Linz.

Schloss Haiding is a former moated castle in the village of Haiding in the municipality of Krenglbach, Upper Austria, first documented in 1340.

Schloss Hammeries is a castle in Upper Austria, Austria.

Schloss Hochhaus is a stately castle in Oberösterreich, Austria.

Schloss Hohenbrunn is a stately castle in Upper Austria from 1722 and a tourist attraction.

Schloss Hueb is a stately castle in Oberösterreich, Austria, not open to the public.

Schloss Innernstein is a stately castle in Oberösterreich, Austria, not open to the public.

Schloss Innersee is a castle in Upper Austria, Austria.

Schloss Kammer is a stately castle in Oberösterreich, Austria, on accessible grounds that host castle concerts.

Schloss Kammerhub is a stately castle in Oberösterreich, Austria.

Schloss Katzenberg is a stately castle in Upper Austria, with a history dating back to 1196. The castle is managed by Hans-Jörg Steinbrener.

Schloss Klaus in Upper Austria is a stately castle that now serves as a Protestant youth activity centre.

Schloss Kogl is a stately castle in Oberösterreich, Austria.

Schloss Kogl is located in the municipality of Laussa in the Steyr-Land district of Upper Austria.

Schloss Kremsegg is a stately castle in Upper Austria.

Schloss Lamberg is a stately castle in Oberösterreich, Austria.

Schloss Leonstein lies in the Steyrtal near Priethal, in the municipality of Grünburg in the Traunviertel region of Upper Austria. Since 1945 it has housed a children's home with four residential groups.

Schloss Lichtenegg is a stately castle in Oberösterreich, Austria.

Schloss Litzlberg is a stately castle in Upper Austria and not open to the public.

Schloss Losensteinleithen in Wolfern, Oberösterreich, began as a 15th-century moated castle that the Lords of Losenstein converted into a Renaissance mansion in the 16th century; in the early 21st century the building housed a nursing home.

Schloß Mamling is a castle in Upper Austria, Austria.

Schloss Marbach is a stately castle in Oberösterreich, Austria, that is not open to the public.

Schloss Marsbach is a stately castle in Oberösterreich, Austria, dating back to 1075, and a listed heritage site.

Schloss Mondsee in the Salzkammergut was originally the Benedictine abbey Kloster Mondsee, one of the oldest monasteries in Austria, renamed Schloss Mondsee after secularization. The complex is now used as residential, business and event space.

Schloss Mühldorf is a stately castle in Upper Austria that is accessible to visitors.

Schloss Mühlgrub is a stately castle in Upper Austria, operated by Schloss Mühlgrub Betriebs GesmbH.

Schloss Neuhaus an der Donau is a 13th-century castle with both defensive and stately features in Oberösterreich, Austria. It is a listed heritage site but not open to the public.

Schloss Neuwartenburg is a castle in Oberösterreich, Austria. The building is not open to the public.

Schloss Oberweis is a castle in Oberösterreich, Austria. The building is not open to the public.

Schloss Ottensheim is a castle in Upper Austria, Austria, and is not open to the public.

Schloss Parz is a castle in Oberösterreich, Austria. The building dates from 1515.

Schloss Pernau is a castle in Oberösterreich, Austria. The building is not open to the public.

Schloss Pollheim is a stately castle in Upper Austria.

Schloss Puchberg is a stately castle in Oberösterreich, Austria, not open to the public.

Schloss Puchenau is a castle in Oberösterreich, Austria. The building dates from 1674.

Schloss Puchheim is a former castle in Oberösterreich, Austria, now used as a monastery.

Schloss Rannariedl is a stately castle in Upper Austria.

Schloss Ranshofen is a stately castle in Upper Austria.

Schloss Riedegg is a castle in Oberösterreich, Austria.

Schloss Riegerting is a stately castle in Upper Austria.

Schloss Rosenegg is a castle in Oberösterreich, Austria.

Schloss Rosenhof is a stately castle in Oberösterreich, Austria.

Schloss Scharnstein is a castle in Upper Austria, Austria.

Schloss Schmiding is a former moated castle and noble residence in the municipality of Krenglbach, Upper Austria.

Schloss Sierning is a stately castle in Upper Austria.

Schloss Sprinzenstein is a castle in Oberösterreich, Austria. The building is not open to the public.

Schloss Starhemberg is a castle in Upper Austria combining defensive and stately features, and is listed as a tourist attraction.

Schloss Starhemberg is a stately castle in Upper Austria.

Schloss Steyregg is a stately, listed heritage castle in Upper Austria.

Schloss Sunzing is a castle in Upper Austria, Austria.

Schloss Tannbach is a stately castle in Oberösterreich, Austria.

Schloss Tollet is a stately castle in Oberösterreich, Austria.

Schloss Traun is a stately castle in Oberösterreich, Austria.

Schloss Traunsee is a stately castle in Oberösterreich, Austria.

Schloss Tyllisburg in Upper Austria is a stately castle that now houses a golf club.

Schloss Wagrain is a manor house in Oberösterreich, Austria.

Schloss Walchen stands in the village of Walchen in the municipality of Vöcklamarkt (Vöcklabruck district, Upper Austria) and dates from 1590.

Schloss Waldenfels is a stately castle in Oberösterreich, Austria, that is not open to the public.

Schloß Wanghausen is a castle in Oberösterreich, Austria. The building is not open to the public.

Schloss Waxenberg is a castle in Upper Austria, Austria.

Schloss Weinberg is a stately castle in Upper Austria that serves as a tourist attraction.

Schloss Weyer is a moated castle in the municipality of Kematen an der Krems, Oberösterreich, and not open to the public.

Schloss Wimsbach is a stately castle in Upper Austria.

Schloss Windern is a castle in Upper Austria, Austria.

Schloss Würting is a castle in Oberösterreich, Austria. The building dates from 1462 and is not open to the public.

Schloss Zell an der Pram is a castle in Upper Austria now used as a provincial education centre.

Schloss Zellhof is a castle in Upper Austria, Austria.

Seeschloss Ort is a stately lakeside castle in Upper Austria.

Turmbefestigung Linz

Turm I (Othilie) is a watchtower belonging to a fortification in Oberösterreich, Austria, and is a tourist attraction.

Turm II (Beatrix) is a fortified tower in Oberösterreich, Austria, and a visitor attraction.

Schloss Aistersheim is a moated castle from the late Renaissance in the village centre of Aistersheim in Upper Austria, about 12 km southwest of Grieskirchen.

Wasserschloss Aurolzmünster is a castle in Oberösterreich, Austria. The building is not open to the public.

Wasserschloss Parz is a stately moated castle in Upper Austria.