Wasserburg Castle was first mentioned in written records in 1185. Aristocrat Dietmar von Vassenburg considered the first owner of the castle. Until the 13th century Wasserburg remained in possession type of background Wasserburg, the most notable of which was Heinrich von Wasserburg, a relative of the famous Count von Liechtenstein. Legend has it that the background of Liechtenstein has taken a leading role in the liberation of King Richard the Lionheart. In 1238, the nobleman Otto von Haslau seized the castle. A couple of years later the estate became the property of an aristocratic family Puchberger.

In the 14th century the family background Toppel became owners of the castle, but in 1515 Christoph von Zinzendorf bought the castle. More than four centuries of race Zinzendorf lived in Wasserburg.

During the First World War, the castle functioned as a rest home for soldiers from the front. In 1923, Count Karl Hugo Seylern bought the castle, which is still owned by his family.

The castle Wasserburg is situated 45 km west of Vienna, capital of Austria. Nearby is the Wachau Valley, with its famous vineyards, monasteries, castles and small old villages - one of the most beautiful parts of the country, ideal for excursions and recreation.

Today the romantic baroque castle surrounded by a picturesque pond, which is inhabited by a wide variety of ducks and fish. The owners of the castle sit it out for a variety of celebrations. Thoroughbred horses graze in paddocks in the historical park in the shade of old trees. There is a luxurious outdoor swimming pool, tennis court. For golfers there are several excellent golf courses in the vicinity.

The castle 9 bedrooms that are decorated in the English style. On the ground floor is a small hall, a large living room with fireplace, entrance hall, small salon.