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- Eisenstadt
Esterházy Palace
Feast your eyes on the stunning Esterházy Palace in Vienna's Eisenstadt - one of the most beautiful baroque palaces in Austria and a venue for festivals and events. Built in the late 13th century, the Palace Chapel and the world famous Haydnsaal, plus the banquet hall, and wine cellars all offer a glimpse into the life at the court of the Princes Esterházy. The Haydn exhibition explores the life of the musical maestro Joseph Haydn, who served as the composer here for 40 years.
- Trausdorf an der Wulka
Esterházy Winery
The Esterházy Winery (part of the Esterházy estate) has been producing wines in Burgenland for more than 250 years, so you won't get better wine experts in Vienna. All wines are made with the characteristics of surrounding Neusiedl, Leithaberg, and Eisenstadt and tours invite guests to sample five Esterházy wines, including the flagship wine, Tesoro.
Whether or not you ever raved in a quarry, here’s one you’ll be raving about. Vienna’s St. Margarethen Quarry is a UNESCO World Heritage site and one of the oldest and most impressive in Europe. On this guided tour through its sandy limestone history you'll hear what ancient fossils have been discovered, how the stone helped to build and restore Vienna, and why the huge outdoor concert hall is one of the best venues in the world to experience opera.
The limestone in Vienna’s St. Margarethen Quarry has been put to pretty good use over the years. Much was used in the construction and restoration of St. Stephen’s Cathedral, and for the buildings around the Ringstrasse in Vienna.
The space was molded and carved by a prehistoric inland sea, and some of the fossils dug up in this quarry are 25-million years old! That’s quite a venue already, but the acoustics and romantic atmosphere here also make it one of the best for opera. Countless famous singers have taken to the stage to sing in front of 5,000 people from one of Europe’s biggest open-air stages.
Soak it all up as you stroll around the awesome space with your guide. A tour oozing culture and history like this is hard to beat in Austria. And if you feel like coming back at sunset, watching a performance here is highly recommended too.