🏰【Landhaus zu Appesbach Complete Guide】A century-old manor secret on the lakeside of Austria｜Alps view × antique library × royal dessert secret recipe

#MayGoodDestination2025 #Austria 🌄 Manor Legend Year of construction: 1890, it was the hunting palace of Archduke Johann Salvador of Austria Location: With a panoramic view of Lake Wolfgangsee Backed by the Schafberg ski resort Architectural features: ✅ Neo-Romantic wooden structure ✅ Original 19th-century stained glass greenhouse ✅ Royal tile fireplace (7 in total) 🛏️ Must-experience spaces 1. Archduke's study (East Wing, 2nd floor) 1,500 ancient zoological books (including hand-painted hunting illustrations) Secret mechanism: Hidden wine cellar behind the bookshelf (now changed to a tasting room) 2. Lake view hot spring pool Schafberg mineral water (constant temperature 34°C) In winter, you can soak in the hot spring while watching the snow reflected on the lake 3. Bell Tower Suite Originally a sentry post where servants reported hunting times Now retains the mechanical timekeeping device (playing court music every hour) 🍽️ Royal Feast 🦌 Hunting season only (September-November) "Salvatore Game Platter": venison, partridge, wild boar trio Served with 1890 recipe juniper sauce 🍰 Princess Sissi Afternoon Tea Reproduce the recipe of the Austro-Hungarian royal family: Lavender honey cake Sacher cake variation (with Mozart chocolate) 🍷 Cellar wine tasting Manor-produced Saint Laurent red wine (vines from 1895) 🚴 Seasonal activities Spring: Picking Alpine herbs (making bath salts) Summer: Moonlight Piano Concert on the Lake (Greenhouse Platform) Autumn: Antique Book Restoration Workshop Winter: Sled to the Lake Ice Bar ℹ️ Useful Information Address: Appesbach 1, 5360 St. Wolfgang Transportation: Take bus No. 150 from Salzburg (about 1.5 hours) Free parking for self-drive vehicles (electric vehicle charging station) Rates: Standard room from €220/night Clock Tower Suite €450/night (including private butler) 💎 Hidden services Vintage carriage transfer (to the town of St. Wolfgang) Family crest wax seal (room letter service) Morning mountaintop yoga (special cable car transfer) 📸 Photography hotspots Greenhouse glass reflection: shoot the double view of lake and mountain Antique key wall: collect door keys from past dynasties (a total of 189) Evening terrace: capture the "Alpine golden light" falling on the lake The most luxurious thing about this manor is not the furniture and antiques, but the time that stops - when you push open the century-old oak window in the morning mist, you can see the steamship "Emperor" still sailing across the lake on time, as if the nobles in 1890 never left.