Schloss Vöslau
Austria
Walk up to Schloss Vöslau today and you are, in practical terms, walking into the town hall of Bad Vöslau. It has served the municipality in that role since 1974, after a conversion. Beneath the civic business, though, lies a much older building. It began as a Wasserburg, a water castle, built at the start of the twelfth century, and the first owners on record are the lords of Veselove. The baroque front you see is not a fresh start. It is a remodelling that reused the old fabric, so the medieval castle is still in there.
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