Schloss Drasing

The three-story castle displays Renaissance architecture with a tower at its southeastern corner and crenellated crowning in the central sections of north and south facades.

First documented in 1284, the castle served as an outpost of Moosburg Palace during the Carolingian period and remained under Feulner family ownership from 1492 to 1640.

The knight's hall on the second floor of the east wing contains a green glazed Renaissance tile stove, while the chapel houses a painting from 1698 depicting Christ on the cross.

The castle stands on a forested hill north of Krumpendorf, featuring a quadratic courtyard with pillars and columned arcades accessible through the northern entrance portal.

The renewed Feulner family coat of arms decorates the northern entrance portal, while a stone portal on the first floor displays an empty shield with stonemason marks.

Location: Krumpendorf am Wörther See

Address: Drasingerstraße 130 9201 9201

GPS coordinates: 46.63920,14.22050

Latest update: March 4, 2025 21:43