Schloss Truppach, Medieval castle in Mistelgau, Germany
The rectangular structure rises with two stories, featuring four corner turrets and a mansard roof above the main residential building.
The castle, first documented in 1380, belonged to Conrad des Älteren von Christanz and underwent reconstruction after destruction by Swabian League troops in 1523.
The entrance displays the Vietinghoff family coat of arms from 1792, marking the transfer of ownership from the Lords of Aufseß to new nobility.
The castle maintains private ownership status, requiring visitors to observe posted access restrictions and respect residential privacy during their visits.
The structure retained its original medieval water defense system with a wide moat and fortification wall, adapting through centuries of architectural changes.
Location: Mistelgau
Inception: 1380
Address: Truppach 46 95490 95490
GPS coordinates: 49.90814,11.37361
Latest update: March 20, 2025 07:55
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