Masonic Temple & Landscaped Garden Monument

This romantic historic estate boasts one of the most prominent and breathtaking English-style landscaped parks in Austria. Once owned by the illustrious Bonaparte, Liechtenstein, and Habsburg families, this splendid gem is now one of only 56 parks in Austria listed under the Federal Monument Protection Act.

Located just 25 km from Vienna, it can serve as a prime tourist attraction. It may be easily reached via the highway in under half an hour from the city.

Access to the park is through a monumental archway, built around 1800 by the wealthiest Austrian of the time. Archduke Otto later added a famous wrought-iron gate to this grand entrance.

Adjacent to the entrance are two charming buildings, ideal for use as a restaurant, apartment, or a museum shop.

The vast park is a place of power, with centuries-old trees, meadows, hills and creeks. It features spectacular attractions such as the Swan Pond, the Gothic Bridge, and the Garden Grotto.

The grotto is a unique masonic garden structure, designed with the proportions of the Pantheon in Rome. A mystical space, its underground labyrinth and central circular temple hall offer incredible potential for an exceptional museum. This location is also perfect for hosting exquisite events. Renowned composers like Salieri and Cherubini wrote music specifically for this temple, while the royal architect Hetzendorf designed this architectural masterpiece.

The park is fully enclosed and home to a thriving deer population. With its 20 hectares of land, it offers ample opportunities for further development.

This hidden gem is now awaiting a visionary who sees its true potential and can bring it to new heights.

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