Visit Familypark in the beautiful north-Burgenland region and experience a fun-filled day out. Enjoy a variety of rides and engaging activities suitable for all ages across the 4 themed areas of the park: Experience Castle, the Fairy Tale Forest, the Farm, and Adventure Island. Explore a beautiful parkland setting with colorful flower beds, flowing creeks, and various plants and trees. Ride on the thrilling rollercoasters of Götterblitz (Lightning of the Gods) and Rattenmühle (Rat Mill). Get fantastic views of the surrounding countryside as you zoom around in Leonardo's Flying Machine. Take a leisurely Tractor Ride or hop on the Forest Express for a relaxing journey for the whole family. Children can enjoy a variety of interactive such as water games, musical theatres, playgrounds, and an abundance of smaller coasters. Meet life-sized characters from the Brothers Grimm’s best-known fairytales at the Fairy Tale Forest including Hansel and Gretel, Sleeping Beauty, and Rumpelstiltskin. To take a break from the fun adventures, choose from a variety of dining options during your time at the park.

Explore Esterházy Palace, once a residence of great magnates and now a striking landmark at the heart of Burgenland’s capital Eisenstadt. Admire the beautiful Baroque palace and see the Esterházy dynasty’s unique private collection at the museum. Wander through the magnificent rooms on the bel étage at Esterházy Palace. Marvel at art-historical treasures from the collection including the Esterházy family silver, the world’s largest ensemble of Neoclassical silverware to survive as a set. Gain a fascinating glimpse into the history of the palace as a building. Take a tour of the first floor to unravel the tale of a remarkable personality, Melinda Esterházy. Get to know the princess, not only as a ballerina but also as a person whose life was full of highs and lows. Learn about her ambitious career and turbulent personal life. On the ground floor, discover the story of Joseph Haydn as director of music and composer in the service of the Esterházy princes. See multimedia stations, project installations and exhibits that trace this brilliant composer’s work from his beginnings in Eisenstadt and Eszterház through to his late music. Then, encounter the long history of the Esterházy’s “bacchanalian” side in the over 300-year-old palace cellars. Visit the Wine Museum to go through the history of winemaking under the Esterházy princes. See over 700 rare objects relating to wine and viticulture, from historic barrels to Burgenland’s oldest Baumpresse (a type of basket press).

Step into the past as you explore the collections at Forchtenstein Castle. Discover the unique stories and treasures around every corner. Start your adventure in the inner courtyard and marvel at the largest secco murals north of the Alps. Walk into the oratory and chapel on the first floor and admire the impressive collection of weapons in one of Europe’s largest private armories. Continue to the second floor and discover a variety of priceless collections. See invaluable artifacts like an ornate 400-year-old Ottoman tent or the three coronation flags dating from the 17th century. Admire a multitude of Esterházy family portraits, among them, images of fictional ancestors, including Attila the Hun and Vlad the Impaler. Explore their art collections which include the Kunstkammer (cabinet of curiosities) that dates from the late 16th to the early 18th century, and gives a fascinating insight into Prince Paul Esterházy's passion for collecting.

Your Audio Guide will lead you through the exhibition. Nowadays as emperor Franz Joseph wished are living next to the church carmelites, who pray for the souls of the dead and all souls recommended to us. The tour takes in avarage 45 minutes. You will also walk through an outside area and see the church, build over the place, where both where found death. You will see high-quality exhibits and learn about Habsburgs history. Have a view over wonderful Wienerwald Nature. At the exit there is possibility to buy coffee and little presents. 5 kilometer next to Mayerling there is also Heiligenkreuz Abbey open to tourists.

Travel back in time at the Roman City of Carnuntum, where part of a Roman city quarter was reconstructed in an internationally unique project. Get a glimpse into Roman society with re-erected buildings in their original locations, decorative details, and furniture based on archaeological finds made on-site. Feel like a guest in the Romans' living rooms, marvel at the ancient baths, and go back to the world of gladiators in the amphitheatre and gladiator school. Discover timeless treasures in the Museum Carnuntinum and bear witness to the former inhabitants' zest for life and culture.