The famous composer lived and worked here from 1766 to 1790. He was housed in a four-room flat in the servants quarters, separate from the palace.

Esterházy was nor the primary or the ancestral seat of the Esterhazy's. That was Schloss Esterhazy in Eisenstadt (see website: http://esterhazy.at/en/index.do )

After the death of prince Miklos, his descendants were never interested in living in this remote but impressive place.

Today the palace is also a venue for film & photo shooting, cultural, corporate and private events, such as concerts, receptions, weddings...

For more detailed information concerning history, visits and concerts, see website