Schloss Trumau
Austria
Walk into the courtyard of Schloss Trumau and you are standing inside a building that has been burned, wrecked and rebuilt so many times that its current shape is best read as a record of survival. The courtyard is freely accessible, so you can take it in at your own pace: a two-storey block, almost square, with round towers capped by conical roofs at three of its corners. This is a Wasserschloss, a moated castle, and the original moat was once crossed by a drawbridge. For most of its history, with some interruptions, it has belonged to the Cistercian abbey of Heiligenkreuz.
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