park in Eisenstadt

Schlosspark Eisenstadt

The Schlosspark behind Schloss Esterhazy in Eisenstadt is a 280-hectare English landscape garden laid out in 1797, with a classical temple, Orangerie, and walking paths through grounds that served as the outdoor extension of one of the Esterházy family's main residences.

The Schlosspark behind Schloss Esterhazy in Eisenstadt is a freely accessible English landscape park from 1797, covering 280 hectares with classical temple, Orangerie, and walking paths. The park is part of the Esterhazy complex where Joseph Haydn worked as court composer for 30 years. Open year-round; individual buildings check schloss-esterhazy.at. Eisenstadt is about 1 hour from Vienna by bus.

Type
park
Destination
Eisenstadt
Cost
Free to visit
Founded
1797
Era
Classical
Address
Glorietteallee, 7000 Eisenstadt, 7000 Eisenstadt
Coordinates
47.8500, 16.5195
Official website
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