Legacy and Timeless Narrative

Chronicles of Rosewood Schloss Fuschl

For centuries, the shores of Lake Fuschl have welcomed explorers and nobles. Today, Rosewood Schloss Fuschl invites a new generation to embrace its rich heritage and serene beauty.

1461

Noble Beginnings

1461

Noble Beginnings

Originally built in 1461 as a hunting lodge for the Prince-Archbishops of Salzburg, Schloss Fuschl became the stage for legendary hunts over the course of 300 years, where the princely court and their distinguished guests gathered on the idyllic shores of Lake Fuschl.

1950

Timeless Hospitality

1950

Timeless Hospitality

In 1950, a new chapter unfolded for Schloss Fuschl as it was reimagined into a grand castle hotel, welcoming guests to experience its storied elegance. To enhance its newfound role, a graceful two-story extension was added, seamlessly complementing the castle’s historic charm. This transformation marked the beginning of its legacy as a haven of luxury and hospitality on the serene shores of Lake Fuschl.

1955

The "Sissi" Legend

1955

The "Sissi" Legend

Schloss Fuschl was swept into cinematic history as the enchanting setting for the first Sissi film, where Romy Schneider brought the beloved Empress Elisabeth to life. Standing in for Schloss Possenhofen, its picturesque lakeside beauty perfectly captured the spirit of the iconic tale. During filming, Schneider made the castle her home—a stay now honored by the exquisite Kaiserin Elisabeth Suite, with its breathtaking views over Lake Fuschl.

2024

Beyond Luxury

2024

Beyond Luxury

Rosewood Schloss Fuschl blends the rich history of Salzburg with modern elegance, creating a seamless journey where the past and present coexist in harmony. This enchanting destination invites guests to experience not only the beauty of the region but also its soul, celebrating the timeless spirit and cultural tapestry that defines the extraordinary Salzburg landscape.

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