Schloss Kobersdorf, Synagoge & Mahnmal

Schloss Kobersdorf is now privately owned by Anna Schlanitz. Created around 1528 from a medieval castle.
Moving past:
Hans von Weisspriach turned the fore-castle into a castle in the style of the Renaissance. The sex of Weisspriacher dies in 1553; the rule is divided among the heirs more and more. Unclear ownership and indebtedness led to a decline of the once so magnificent court life on Kobersdorf: The castle was robber headquarters, counterfeit coins and 1599 even scene of a crime, when in the middle of the courtyard a farmer's wife was burned as a supposed witch.Synagogue and memorial Kobersdorf:
After the war, the former synagogue was left to decay for decades. A restoration was started in 1976. In 2019, the province of Burgenland bought the synagogue and plans to use it as a venue and memorial after renovation. The memorial was inaugurated in September 2017 and is intended to commemorate the former Jewish inhabitants Kobersdorf, who were expelled in 1938.

Very nice castle in which the "Kobersdorf Castle Games" also regularly take place. The program can be found on the website. Guided tours are also offered by prior arrangement.