The Castle of Neuhaus, Culture and Event Centre

The Castle of Neuhaus was probably built in the 13th century as a domain of nobles and soon came into the property of the sovereigns.

At the beginning of the 17th century, Hans Christoph von Wolhaben had the castle fundamentally redesigned and the (Protestant at that time) church built in the process.
A glass and mirror factory was set up in 1694, but it was relocated to a building at the foot of the Schlossberg in 1742 and to Schlöglmühl in 1830.

Today half of the castle is in private hands, the other half belongs to the archdiocese of Vienna and is affectionately revitalised by an association and revived with various events.