Chateau Belveder

About the place

Belveder was built at the turn of the 18th and 19th centuries. In addition to its ornamental and representative function, Belveder also had a practical function, serving as the centre of a pheasant farm. During the reign of Prince John I of Liechtenstein, the summer palace was modified. After a fire in 1894, rare Chinese silk wallpapers were placed here. Prince Alois I received them from Queen Marie Antoinette of France. Since June 2021, the Belvedere has been open to the public for the first time. Admission is free.