Landhouse Castle
Klosterstrasse 7, Linz, Austria
Description:
Landhouse Castle is a magnificent example of architecture of the XVI century, that is, a magnificent early Renaissance.
The castle was built in 1571. This place is popular among tourists from all over the world, as the luxurious interiors of the castle, as well as its beautiful architecture, do not leave anyone indifferent. Thus, the castle annually receives about 2 million tourists.
It is interesting that in ancient times, the descendants of Countess Ezhebeth Bathory, called the bloody, lived in the castle. It is not known whether this is true, but according to legend, the spirit of the Countess, who died 400 years ago, lives in the castle to this day.
Recall that Elizaveta, or Ezhebet Bathory (1560-1614), she is also the Blood Countess or Chakhtitskaya lady became famous all over the world for her massacres of young girls, for which she even entered the Guinness Book of Records as one of the most mass murderers in the world.