Schloss Klessheim Casino Salzburg
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| Location | Wals-Siezenheim, Salzburg-Umgebung District, Salzburg, AUT | ||
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| 47° 49′ 09.48″ N, 12° 59′ 31.56″ E | |||
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Schloss Klessheim Casino Salzburg Hotel
After the secularization of the archbishopric principality of Salzburg together with the dissolution of the Holy Roman Empire in 1803, the castle of Klessheim passed to the dynasty of the Habsburgs of Austria. In 1866 it became the permanent residence of the Archduke Louis of Habsburg-Lorraine (1842-1919), younger brother of Emperor Franz Joseph of Austria, who further extended the castle to a design by Heinrich von Ferstel and died here in 1919 His heirs subsequently sold the property to the federal state of Salzburg.
After the Anchluss of 1938, Adolf Hitler, when he went to his Berghof residence (not far from the place where the castle stands) used to convene in the rooms of the conference building and host exceptional personalities such as Benito Mussolini, Miklós Horthy , Ion Antonescu, Jozef Tiso and Ante Pavelić. While Horthy was staying in Klessheim, Hitler gave a secret order on 19 March 1944 to start Operation Margarethe to occupy Hungary with the intent of forcing the deportation of Hungarian Jews to the Auschwitz concentration camp. It was during the Nazi occupation that the castle was decorated with some statues made of sandstone that still remain as a testimony of that era.
After the war, the castle underwent careful restoration work. During the Cold War the Austrian government, which remained neutral to the conflict, was able to organize various conferences here with special guests such as President Richard Nixon on May 20, 1972. Since 1993 the structure has housed the Salzburg Casino, particularly appreciated by visitors for its happy mix of baroque elements and modern designs.