Englburg

Englburg is an archaeological site and architectural monument near Tittling containing medieval foundations and objects from daily life. The remains show the layout of rooms and structures that help explain how people lived in the Middle Ages.

Englburg was built in 1396 and shows construction techniques typical of medieval Bavaria. The location was an important building in the architectural development of this region at that time.

The site shows how people built and lived here during the Middle Ages, with traces of craftsmanship and daily activities visible in what remains. Visitors can see which materials and techniques were used back then through these remains.

You should contact local authorities in Tittling ahead of time since access to the site is restricted. Guided tours can be arranged through them and offer the best way to explore the location.

The place offers rare insight into how fortification techniques and living structures were combined in the 14th century. This combination shows how security and everyday life were intertwined in the way people built back then.

Location: Tittling

Inception: 1396

Address: Englburg 49

GPS coordinates: 48.73040,13.33951

Latest update: December 8, 2025 21:06