Palaces and Castles of the Princely Family of Liechtenstein


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An Ard Ri said:
I thought those remains were moved?
Maybe I'm mixing it up with another church?
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There is one in Liechtenstein and one in Vranov, Czech Republic. In 2015, the family paid to repair the crypt in Czech Republic
 
If I got this right, then the State of Liechtenstein is not officially acknowledged by the Republic of Czechia!

Because if it were, then the von Liechtensteins were not German and the expropriation of all their castles and vast properties would be illegal even under the Czech Law.

So, Czechia pretends, that Liechtenstein does not exist...:whistling:

This is somewhat comical, since Czechia is in the EU and Liechtenstein is part of the European Economic Area, which has a treaty Czechia acknowledges.
 
SirGyamfi1 said:
There is one in Liechtenstein and one in Vranov, Czech Republic. In 2015, the family paid to repair the crypt in Czech Republic
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The one in Liechtnestein is relativ new and was build after WWII when the Family did not have access to the one in Vranov.
 
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SirGyamfi1 said:
That’s the one I’m talking about
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The interior of the Liechtenstein Princely Family vault at the Church of Our Lady in Vranov/Wranau.
It was the principal burial site from 1633 to 1945.

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Liechtenstein Castle (Maria Enzersdorf):
Liechtenstein (German for "bright stone") Castle is the place of origin of the House of Liechtenstein, the ruling family of the Principality of Liechtenstein. The family owned the castle from at least 1140 until the 13th century, and again from 1808 to the present.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Liechtenstein_Castle_(Maria_Enzersdorf)

https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/a/a8/Maria_Enzersdorf_-_Burg_Liechtenstein_(1).JPG

https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/a/ab/Maria_Enzersdorf_-_Burg_Liechtenstein_(3).JPG
 
An Ard Ri said:
I think there are a number of noble families in a similar situation in Eastern Europe.
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Yes, but some families in some countries were able to get restitution, others for valid or illegitimate reasons have not
 
Palaces belonging to other branches of the princely family:
Riegersburg Castle: is a medieval castle situated on a dormant volcano above the town of Riegersburg in the Austrian state of Styria. With Prince Emanuel, the Riegersburg has been in the possession of the family for the 7th generation sincePrince Johann I.
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Riegersburg Castle - Wikipedia

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www.dieriegersburg.at

Burg Riegersburg | Wahrzeichen der Steiermark | Ausflusgziel

Die Burg Riegersburg ist das ideale Ausflugsziel in der Steiermark & Nähe Graz. Das Familien-Erlebnis samt imposanter Greifvogelflugschau.
www.dieriegersburg.at www.dieriegersburg.at

Frauenthal Castle is an historic building in Frauental an der Laßnitz in the district of Deutschlandsberg in Styria.
In 1819 Count von Friess had to sell the Frauenthal estate to Prince Johann von und zu Liechtenstein due to his bankruptcy and since then it has been owned by his descendants. Thus, the current building has been influenced by the Liechtenstein family over the last 200 years.
en.wikipedia.org

Frauenthal Castle - Wikipedia

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Schloss.Frauenthal - Wohnen im Schloss | Deutschlandsberg

We welcome overnight guests to selected appartments and rooms in our castle, Schloss Frauenthal. At the moment three rooms are available, one small holiday appartment for two people, one larger holiday appartment for 4 people and one premium castle room for 2 people. The property is owned and...
www.schloss-frauenthal.com www.schloss-frauenthal.com

Schloss Rosegg is a castle in Rosegg, Carinthia, Austria. Rosegg Castle has been owned by the Liechtenstein family since 1831. Prince Johannes von Liechtenstein purchased the castle from Peter Ritter von Bohr for one of his sons.
en.wikipedia.org

Schloss Rosegg - Wikipedia

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www.rosegg.at

Tierpark, Schloss & Labyrinth Rosegg - Ausflugsziel Nähe Wörthersee in Kärnten

Nur 5 km vom Wörthersee in Kärnten entfernt bieten die Ausflugsziele Tierpark, Schloss & Labyrinth Rosegg den idealen Ausflugsort.
www.rosegg.at www.rosegg.at

Hollenegg Castle, Austria, seat of a branch line. Since 1821, Schloss Hollenegg has been the property of the Liechtenstein family. Alice Stori Liechtenstein lives in Schloss Hollenegg with her family.
www.schlosshollenegg.at

About | Schloss Hollenegg for Design

The project's mission is to support young emerging designers, with the aim of creating space for design research, thinking and critique. Schloß Hollenegg for Design offers one of the few residency programs specifically aimed at designers, as well as organising exhibitions, workshops and symposia...
www.schlosshollenegg.at www.schlosshollenegg.at
 
@Blog Real my favorite line of the links you shared is for the very first one, Riegersburg Castle.

"...The castle serves as a museum, with 25 out of the 108 rooms being opened for visiting. Sixteen of the rooms show the history of Riegersburg Castle and nine deal with witches and sorcerers." :eek:

Does that mean the Princes of Liechtenstein have some skeletons in their closet we didn't know about? :witch:
 
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