
Schloss Grub is a castle located in Obertraun in the Gmunden district of Upper Austria at 825 metres elevation, built in 1522. The castle received significant architectural modifications in the 19th century when the ambassador of Tsar Alexander II undertook renovations that established its current distinctive appearance, reflecting imperial Russian aesthetic influence. Today, Schloss Grub functions as a vibrant cultural and artistic center, hosting a diverse array of events throughout the year including classical concerts, art exhibitions, and thematic historical tours. Positioned near the historic Hallstatt railway station and enjoying scenic vistas from its elevated location overlooking the Sechserkogel peak, the castle offers visitors an engaging combination of historical significance and contemporary cultural programming in Austria's picturesque Lake District region.