Schloss Türkenfeld

The Fuggerschloss stands as a two-story structure with a gabled roof, featuring a convex risalit and triangular pediment from the 1725 reconstruction period.

The original 13th-century fortified castle was acquired by the Counts of Fugger-Kirchberg in 1598 and later reconstructed after its destruction in the Thirty Years' War.

The building represents the architectural transformation from medieval fortress to noble hunting lodge, marking the changing social structures in Bavarian aristocracy.

Since 1973, the Fuggerschloss functions as the town hall of Türkenfeld, serving administrative purposes for the local municipality.

The facade displays restored illusory paintings, while medieval and early modern archaeological remains beneath the structure are protected as ground monuments.

Location: Türkenfeld

Address: Schloßweg 2

GPS coordinates: 48.10959,11.08495

Latest update: March 6, 2025 21:17