Welsdorf Castle in Fürstenfeld, southwestern Styria, originated around 1600 through construction by Jonas von Wilfersdorf and later served as a summer residence for the Pöllau monastery from 1701 onwards. Today, the preserved northwest wing features three distinctive corner towers and magnificent two-story arcade corridors exemplifying Renaissance architectural beauty. The castle grounds showcase an impressive park with ancient trees and intimate garden spaces. Recently renovated, Schloss Welsdorf now operates as an exclusive accommodation offering three apartments within its historic walls. The venue also welcomes private events and celebrations hosting up to 110 guests in this atmospheric setting.