Wasserburg Castle, located 45 kilometres west of Vienna near the Danube valley Wachau, traces its origins to 1185 when aristocrat Dietmar von Wasserburg owned the estate. The Zinzendorf family, who purchased it in 1515, maintained Wasserburg as their ancestral home and principal family estate for over 400 years. The castle has evolved from a medieval fortress into its present Baroque configuration, featuring a historic park with grazing thoroughbred horses and manicured gardens surrounding a pond with waterfowl. Today, it functions as a luxury holiday rental accommodating up to 20 guests across 10 double rooms, with amenities including a 22-meter swimming pool, bathhouse, and clay tennis court.
