Schloss Laudon
Austria
Schloss Laudon is a baroque moated castle, and the water is the first thing to hold your attention. It is fed by the Mauerbach, the stream that gives the road outside its name, and it wraps a building laid out around a square inner courtyard. Two-storey main wings close three sides of that courtyard, while a lower, single-storey service wing faces south-east. You are in Hadersdorf, now part of Vienna's 14th district, Penzing, though the setting feels closer to the woods than to the city. Plan to look from the outside: the castle is not open to the public.
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