Burgruine Waxenegg is a notable castle ruin in the Weiz district of Austria, first documented in 1219 and recognized as one of the most significant cultural monuments of the upper Feistritz valley. The name derives from its geographic location, with linguistic roots referring to its sharp, elevated position. Today, the atmospheric ruins attract visitors interested in medieval archaeology and history, with an underground passage discovered connecting to the adjacent Steinpaißhaus. The site welcomes hikers and guided historical tours exploring the complex history of this once-important fortress in the region's cultural landscape.
