Wedding Venues in Austria | 27 venues

Hotel & Chalets Grosslehen combines a Tyrolean farmhouse more than 300 years old with the comfort of a modern four-star hotel in the heart of the Kitzbühel Alps. The wedding ceremony takes place on a jetty by a natural swimming pond with mountain views, while the reception is held on the lakeside terrace or in the cosy, traditional parlours of the main building. The newlyweds and their guests have 23 rooms and suites at their disposal in the farmhouse and adjoining manor house, and couples can additionally book luxury chalets with their own wellness area and fireplace. Fieberbrunn lies in the Austrian Tyrolean Alps, roughly 580 km from Prague, about a six-hour drive.

This baroque château stands right on the main square in Mondsee, beside the warmest lake in the Salzkammergut, just a short walk from the famous Basilica of St Michael. The ceremony can be held in the château's registry hall, with the reception in the grand function rooms or the château garden. Sixty-five rooms and four suites mean the wedding party can stay under one roof right through to the end of the celebration. Capacity reaches up to two hundred and forty guests.

This traditional hotel, made famous by the operetta of the same name, sits right on the shore of Lake Wolfgangsee, looking out over mountains mirrored in the water. Several function rooms and a lakeside terrace, seating up to a hundred and twenty guests, host the ceremony and reception. The hotel offers stylish rooms and suites plus a lakeside spa for relaxing before and after the wedding. An award-winning hotel kitchen takes care of the wedding menu.

The Grafengut estate stands right on the shore of Lake Attersee and is rented out exclusively, for a single wedding at a time. The ceremony takes place in the lakeside park, with the reception held in the country villa, which can be extended with a spacious marquee for up to a hundred and eighty guests. Twenty-six twin rooms, including a bridal suite, and two single rooms are available for overnight stays, alongside a boathouse by the lake. Smaller ceremonies start from around fifty guests.

The hotel occupies three historic houses right on the lakeshore in the UNESCO-listed heritage town of Hallstatt. The wedding banquet is held in the Seeauer restaurant and on the terrace above the water, with views of the surrounding mountains and lake, seating around a hundred guests. The ceremony can also take place aboard a boat during a cruise on Lake Hallstätter See. Luxury accommodation right in the heart of the town completes the package.

This family-run hotel sits on the monastery peninsula in Traunkirchen, right by the water of Lake Traunsee. All thirty-eight rooms have a balcony looking out over the lake and the surrounding mountains towards Gmunden. The ceremony can be held in the adjoining lakeside park, with the reception seating up to a hundred and thirty guests; the wedding menu is prepared by the award-winning kitchen of the Bootshaus restaurant right on the water. The peninsula setting gives the celebration privacy and an alpine backdrop.

This baroque palace in the very centre of Vienna, just a few steps from the Parliament and the Hofburg, ranks among the city's most prestigious wedding addresses. Ornate halls with stucco and chandeliers hold up to a thousand guests, accommodating anything from an intimate ceremony to a grand banquet. The palace has its own garden of around five thousand square metres, ideal for a summer ceremony or an outdoor reception. Its central location makes transport and accommodation easy for wedding guests.

This private château lies just twenty-five kilometres south of Vienna, surrounded by a thirty-hectare park with a rose garden and a pond. The ceremony can be held in the historic halls, in the rose garden, or out in the open parkland, with the reception hosted, if wanted, in a bespoke marquee. On site there are ten suites and apartments, plus further rooms in the hunting lodge, so the wedding party can stay right there. Old trees, footbridges and courtyards offer countless spots for wedding photographs.

This eight-hundred-year-old château, now baroque in appearance, stands in the heart of the Weinviertel wine region, an hour's drive from Vienna. Several halls are available for weddings, along with the garden Sala Terrena, the château kitchen and a romantic inner courtyard with a grotto. A church for religious ceremonies is two minutes' walk away, while civil ceremonies are handled by the registry office in Laa an der Thaya. Guests can stay in the château suite and summer rooms, and the reception seats around ninety-six guests.

A modern winery resort set among vineyards near Lake Neusiedl, combining a wedding with a wellness stay. The grand Hall of Legends seats up to three hundred guests, and the resort as a whole offers flexible function rooms plus more than a hundred rooms and suites for wedding guests. An extensive spa area with indoor and outdoor pools and saunas turns the celebration into a weekend experience. Add to that the family winery's own wines and terraces overlooking the countryside.

A converted manor farm over two hundred and fifty years old at the Esterházy winery, just outside the gates of Eisenstadt. Historic natural stone walls here meet modern glass-and-timber architecture, alongside a grand hall with a spacious foyer. The winery's extensive grounds are ideal for an outdoor ceremony, a reception, or wedding photographs among the vines. Wines straight from Esterházy's own production can be served at the banquet.

This historic castle dating from 1450 stands on a peninsula in the middle of Lake Fuschlsee, surrounded by Alpine forests and mountains. It offers its own wedding chapel, civil ceremonies, and the option for the newlyweds to arrive by boat directly at the castle jetty. It's the most luxurious address in the region, pairing an Alpine lakeside setting with five-star facilities.

A historic castle on a peninsula right above Lake Mattsee, about 25 km north of Salzburg. Two grand halls - the Tassilosaal (120 guests) and the Wolf-Dietrich-Saal (130 guests) - both offer views of the lake and surrounding Alpine landscape. Ceremonies can be held outdoors in the courtyard or indoors.

An 18th-century baroque palace right in Salzburg, famous as a filming location for The Sound of Music. A romantic terrace overlooking Hohensalzburg Fortress hosts civil and symbolic ceremonies, while indoors the palace offers historic halls including the Marble Hall, which looks out over the castle pond.

A Renaissance castle dating from the 15th century in the Tyrolean Alps above the Inn valley, featuring authentic frescoes and its own castle chapel. The 180 m² Habsburg Hall, with its painted Habsburg family tree, provides a truly unique historic backdrop; close to the castle, the separate Seminarhof — a beautiful wooden building rented as a whole — offers 16 bedrooms for wedding guests.

A medieval castle rising above the Hochpustertal valley in East Tyrol, with views of the Dolomites on the horizon. Its own Chapel of St Lawrence (40 seats), a knights' hall, a historic courtyard, and outdoor space for up to 700 guests combine to create an authentic setting with a distinctly Alpine atmosphere.

A newly built wine château surrounded by vineyards in eastern Styria, with a pergola garden, its own vineyard chapel, and a wedding pavilion overlooking the rolling countryside. Family event manager Bettina Thaller coordinates the full programme, from ceremony to reception, on a turnkey basis.

An exceptional Tudor-style château from the second half of the 19th century, set along the South Styrian Wine Route and blending Romanesque and English design elements. A Mediterranean-style courtyard, a rooftop terrace backed by vineyards, and an impressive timber-ceilinged banqueting hall for 100 guests together offer an elegant combination of style and nature.

A family-run winery on the Kranachberg ridge, amid the rolling vineyard landscape of South Styria, specialising exclusively in small, intimate weddings for up to 50 guests. A pavilion set into the vineyard terrace hosts the ceremony, a grey-stone wine cellar hosts the evening celebrations, and traditional Styrian cuisine rounds off an authentic experience.

A privately owned late-Gothic castle dating from 1484, 55 minutes from Vienna and situated between the Wachau and St. Pölten. The entire complex can be booked exclusively for a single group and combines medieval architecture with modern Mediterranean touches, backed by its own in-house event agency.