Castle Mühlgrub

In the Schloss Mühlgrub, you will find the "Country Home Style" garden exhibition, the cultural association Schloss Mühlgrub, the Mediterranean restaurant Castello, and the hairdresser "Rapunzel & Rübezahl."

The multi-towered castle was built around 1600. The original courtyard "Grub" belonged to the Stift Kremsmünster in 1299. In 1415, it was purchased by the Mühlwagner family, and from then on it was called "Mühlgrub." In 1891, Hans Hager founded a brewery, which was continued by the Fein family. In the 1970s, the largest bottling plant in the world for the "Schartner Bombe" was established. Since 2001, the castle has been accessible to the public through a sales exhibition for garden accessories.


By car:
from Vienna: A1 to Haag, via Steyr to Bad Hall, Pfarrkirchen

from Salzburg: A1 to Sattledt, via Rohr to Bad Hall, Pfarrkirchen

from Liezen: A9 to Ried/Tr., via Kremsmünster and Rohr to Bad Hall, Pfarrkirchen

By train:
Westbahn Line: IC to Linz Hbf. to Rohr/Bad Hall, Pfarrkirchen
Selzthal Line: from Graz to Rohr/Bad Hall, Pfarrkirchen

Rail bus service to Bad Hall