Marchegg

This tiny corner of the lower Weinviertel is known as the Marchfeld, for the fields stretching east to the March River that form the border with Slovakia. Known as the granary of Austria, the region is home to an elegant Baroque castle that, while totally renovated, has lost none of its gracious charm over the centuries.

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