Schloss Laufzorn

The palace features a Renaissance architectural style with a double-flight staircase leading to the first floor and steep gables with dormers on both sides.

Duke Wilhelm IV commissioned the construction of a ducal dairy farm in the early 16th century, which later transformed into a palace between 1616 and 1619.

The building served as a hunting lodge where Duke Albrecht regularly spent his summers, reflecting the aristocratic hunting traditions of Bavaria.

The palace complex includes agricultural buildings and maintains its farming operations since the 1980s, continuing its historical agricultural function.

A small railway once connected the estate's brickyard to the Bavarian Maximilian Railway, demonstrating its industrial capabilities during the 19th century.

Location: Oberhaching

Address: Gut Laufzorn 1,Gut Laufzorn 2

GPS coordinates: 48.01525,11.55407

Latest update: March 5, 2025 08:14