Neuburg in Battenberg, Château in Battenberg (Eder), Germany.
Neuburg is a château located in the center of Battenberg, designed in the style of an 18th-century hunting lodge. The building shapes the town's character with its classical architecture and serves administrative purposes today.
The château was built in 1732 as a hunting residence for Landgrave Ludwig VIII. Over time it served various public purposes before eventually becoming the town hall.
The building carries a name tied to local heritage and is now used by the community as its administrative center. The spaces show how an 18th-century residence was transformed to serve public purposes over the centuries.
The building stands on Hauptstraße in the town center and is easily reached on foot. You can admire its architecture and grounds from outside, though the interior serves administrative purposes.
The château's garden displays baroque design principles that remain visible today. From the site you can look across the landscape toward the neighboring town of Allendorf.
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