Today, Schloss Leopoldskron serves as the home of the international non-profit organization Salzburg Global, which welcomes participants from all over the world within the palace's baroque setting.
The palace also offers hotel rooms and suites for external guests. The palace's primary focus is not a traditional hotel but rather a true reflection of the character of a former private residence. At the same time, the palace is not a museum but rather a "lived-in" house that, together with the palace grounds, offers its guests an extraordinary experience.
Preserving this special environment requires special care, as well as regular restoration and development projects. Over the last 10 years, numerous projects have been implemented to improve the palace, strengthen its infrastructure, or enhance the guest experience.
For example, suites and seminar rooms in the palace have been modernized, a new bar and lounge have been built in the Meierhof, the gardens and palace grounds have been further developed, historic statues have been restored, Baroque salons have been reinterpreted, and a sustainable energy supply using photovoltaics has been installed.
As Schloss Leopoldskron remains privately owned, it remains accessible exclusively to hotel guests and participants in conferences and events. At the same time, Salzburg Global is carefully opening the palace to the public on selected dates. In addition to guided tours and breakfast reservations, visitors can also attend events such as the annual Open House or theatre performances by the Salzburger Landestheater, held in the park.
The palace is also popular for weddings. The palace's unique location, coupled with the mesmerizing view of the Leopoldskroner Weiher and the surrounding mountain panorama, makes Schloss Leopoldskron one of the most beautiful wedding locations in all of Salzburg, whether for a small civil ceremony or a lavish wedding celebration.
Schloss Leopoldskron is a member of Schlosshotels & Herrenhäuser, Heritage Hotels of Europe, and a partner of Klimabündnis Österreich, Europe's largest climate protection network.