Schloss Ebenthal is a historic Renaissance and Baroque castle in Carinthia, Austria, originally constructed by the Lords of Neuhaus in the mid-16th century and completed in 1566. The three-story rectangular building features distinctive architecture with eleven window rows on its main facade and two corner pavilions adorned with characteristic onion-domed towers. Surrounded by lush gardens and set within a picturesque Alpine landscape, the castle has been expanded and modified over the centuries, with much of its present form dating to the 18th century. Today it stands as a cultural heritage landmark, serving as a testament to Austria's noble past and architectural traditions.
