Schloss Amberg, Historic estate in Levis, Feldkirch, Austria.
Schloss Amberg is a four-story residential tower in Feldkirch with a distinctive hipped roof and preserved arrow slits on its mountain-facing side. The structure contains a brick vaulted cellar below and varied functional spaces on the floors above.
Emperor Maximilian I granted the estate to Countess Anna von Helfenstein in 1502, and her son Friedrich Max von Amberg later inherited the property. These noble owners shaped its development across generations.
Today the property hosts art exhibitions, concerts, and readings that draw visitors through its rooms across multiple levels. This cultural use keeps the historic structure active and connected to the local community.
The property sits at Amberggasse 43 and can be accessed through multiple entrances. Visitors should plan ahead, as the space is primarily used for private occasions and special events.
The third floor preserves a simple wooden ceiling with applied decorative strips from the 17th century, a rare example of period craftsmanship. These details show how carpenters once adorned interior spaces.
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