Schloss Rimpach

Schloss Rimpach is a stone castle in Leutkirch im Allgäu featuring the architectural style of southern German noble residences with multiple wings and courtyards. The structure combines medieval foundations with additions from later construction periods.

The castle originated in medieval times as a noble family residence and underwent rebuilding and expansion over centuries. These modifications reflect the economic and political conditions of different periods.

The castle reflects how nobility lived in the Swabian region, with rooms and structures showing daily life patterns of past residents. Visitors can observe this spatial arrangement and understand the organization of a noble household.

The castle is located at Rimpach 1 and can be reached through local roads and regional walking trails. The site has good connections to the local transportation network for visitors planning to visit.

The Schlosskapelle St. Leonhard is a separately protected chapel on the property that can be visited independently. It demonstrates the religious importance the nobility placed on such buildings and stands as architectural proof of that devotion.