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Mattersburg lies in the northern part of Burgenland, east of Wiener Neustadt in the Wulka River Valley, located in the rural vineyard region of the country. The site of Mattersburg was already populated in antiquity based on excavations of Roman and Longobard graveyards. The town was first mentioned in writing as Villa Martini in 1202. Its Hungarian name (Nagymarton) also refers to the church consecrated to Martin of Tours. Originally the German name was Mattersdorf and was renamed to Mattersburg in 1924. Matter developed from Martin and also refers to St. Martin of Tours, while Burg means "castle". Find property for sale in Mattersburg.

An interesting part of Mattersburg's history is its connection with Judaism, as the town was one of the Burgenland Siebengemeinden. The first Jews to settle in the town arrived in the 16th century, having been expelled from Sopron, and their presence in the town increased greatly over the following years. In 1671, the Jews were forced to abandon the town at the order of Leopold I. They were allowed to return to Mattersdorf, as it was then called, in 1678, although they were forced to buy back their own possessions. The self-governing Jewish community was first merged with the rest of the town in 1902/03. Buy your real-estate (flat, apartment, house, luxury villa, land or business/commercial property) in Mattersburg.

Find property in municipalities of Mattersburg district: Antau, Bad Sauerbrunn, Baumgarten, Drassburg, Forchtenstein, Hirm, Krensdorf, Loipersbach im Burgenland, Marz, Mattersburg, Neudorfl, Pottelsdorf, Pottsching, Rohrbach bei Mattersburg, Schattendorf, Sieggraben, Sigless, Wiesen and Zemendorf-Stottera.

Check properties in other districts of Burgenland region: Eisenstadt, Gussing, Jennersdorf, Neusiedl am See, Oberpullendorf, Oberwart and Rust.

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