Schloss Schrems

Austria

Schloss Schrems does not hide behind a park or a long drive. It stands right in town, at Dr.-Theodor-Körner-Platz 1, squeezed between the Braunbach bridge and the Budweiserstraße, so you arrive at it the way locals do, on foot or passing by in traffic. Its story begins with a separation: around 1635 Schrems broke away from Gmünd, and after that the lordship of Schrems needed a seat of its own. This two-storey, four-winged early Baroque house was the answer, and it is now a listed monument.

Written with AI from the Wikipedia article Schloss Schrems (de.wikipedia.org); facts only from there
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