Laudon Palace

Laudon Palace stands in Vienna's Penzing district as a Baroque masterpiece with origins tracing to 1130. Originally a medieval moated castle, it was transformed in the 18th century into its current elegant form. In 1776, Field Marshal Ernst Gideon von Laudon purchased the property and designed the surrounding gardens, a rare testament to a military leader's horticultural interests. Located at Mauerbachstrasse 43-45, the palace features twelve expansive meeting rooms surrounded by a moat and scenic grounds. Today, the castle hosts glamorous weddings, grand balls, classical music concerts, and cultural festivals, serving as a premier private event venue.