Hohenried Castle, Architectural heritage monument in Bernried am Starnberger See, Germany.
Hohenried Castle is a white-walled structure on the shores of Lake Starnberg, distinguished by multiple towers and spacious grounds that extend toward the water. The layout connects interior spaces directly to outdoor areas with lake access.
Construction started in 1930 during a period of architectural innovation in Upper Bavaria. The building reflects early 20th-century construction practices of the region.
The castle functions as a venue for conferences, weddings, and social gatherings, maintaining its role as a center for community activities.
The building provides lodging options and functions as a venue for various events. Visitors should arrange visits in advance, especially if they wish to stay overnight or attend a specific gathering.
Each of the castle's event spaces ranges from 20 to 120 square meters, providing different settings for gatherings while maintaining lake views.
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