Esterházy Palace

A must visit if in Eisenstadt. Didn't go in but attended the outdoor summer Butterfly Dance Festival in the gardens. This was an amazing experience to be at the concert with the Palace as a backdrop.

This beautiful building from the end of 1300 Was an Hungarian castle.In Eisenstadt capital city of the province Burgenland. This beautiful Baroque style castle has an amazing interior With beautiful paintings on the walls and on the ceiling.

Eisenstadt is a hidden (for tourists) gem and Schloss Esterhazy is it's crown jewel. I had a most pleasant time here, getting very helpful advice from the lovely saleslady at the ticket office/ shop. I also was very lucky to go on what turned out to be a private tour with English speaking artist-guide Frau Beate Schreiter-Radel, who told me a lot of fascinating things about the palace, its history, architecture and rich musical background - oh, Haydn! I enjoyed every moment here, the walk through the park was pure bliss and relaxation, I just wish I had more time. I would love to come back and I recommend anyone seeking a calm and beautiful retreat to visit this wonderful place.

Amazing guided tour at 13:00 in English. Interesting facts about palace and its owners. Ticket is 19 eur for Adult. Alternative to come to concert to see the most beautiful part of the palace - Haydnsaal

A little marvel to see if you're in the area or for a full a Haydn tour

Amazed by the place. I had the oportunity to listen some Youth Orchestra. Haydnsaal has a great acoustic. The lady from the ticket office was just outstanding-very nice! I was impressed by the place and i will return for sure🙂 This place is heaven for musicians!

Wonderful palace. I believe it captures the spirit of Austro - Hungarian architecture at its finest. Beware the museum is quite small and pricey.

The paid guided tour was boring. The tour guide wasn't too enthusiastic. However the wine cellar was impressive and very interesting. I won't recommend anyone to pay for the guided tour. The interior halls weren't so impressive. Only the wine cellar was interesting.

A must visit if in Eisenstadt. Didn't go in but attended the outdoor summer Butterfly Dance Festival in the gardens. This was an amazing experience to be at the concert with the Palace as a backdrop.

This beautiful building from the end of 1300 Was an Hungarian castle.In Eisenstadt capital city of the province Burgenland. This beautiful Baroque style castle has an amazing interior With beautiful paintings on the walls and on the ceiling.

Eisenstadt is a hidden (for tourists) gem and Schloss Esterhazy is it's crown jewel. I had a most pleasant time here, getting very helpful advice from the lovely saleslady at the ticket office/ shop. I also was very lucky to go on what turned out to be a private tour with English speaking artist-guide Frau Beate Schreiter-Radel, who told me a lot of fascinating things about the palace, its history, architecture and rich musical background - oh, Haydn! I enjoyed every moment here, the walk through the park was pure bliss and relaxation, I just wish I had more time. I would love to come back and I recommend anyone seeking a calm and beautiful retreat to visit this wonderful place.

Amazing guided tour at 13:00 in English. Interesting facts about palace and its owners. Ticket is 19 eur for Adult. Alternative to come to concert to see the most beautiful part of the palace - Haydnsaal

A little marvel to see if you're in the area or for a full a Haydn tour

Amazed by the place. I had the oportunity to listen some Youth Orchestra. Haydnsaal has a great acoustic. The lady from the ticket office was just outstanding-very nice! I was impressed by the place and i will return for sure🙂 This place is heaven for musicians!

Wonderful palace. I believe it captures the spirit of Austro - Hungarian architecture at its finest. Beware the museum is quite small and pricey.

The paid guided tour was boring. The tour guide wasn't too enthusiastic. However the wine cellar was impressive and very interesting. I won't recommend anyone to pay for the guided tour. The interior halls weren't so impressive. Only the wine cellar was interesting.