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Dürnstein

Dürnstein

In 1192/93, King Richard I of England, known as Richard the Lionheart, was imprisoned at Kuenringer Castle at the order of Leopold V of the House of Babenberg. A portion of Richard’s ransom, which came into the hands of the Kuenring family, enabled the expansion and revival of the castle and town of Dürnstein.

 

Dürnstein © Donau Niederösterreich Steve Haider
Contact

Stadtgemeinde Dürnstein
3601 Dürnstein, Nr. 25
Phone: +43 2711 219
office@duernstein.at

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www.duernstein.at

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