Schloss Donzdorf, Renaissance castle in Donzdorf, Germany.

Schloss Donzdorf is a Renaissance castle with three stories and four octagonal towers standing at the center of Donzdorf in Baden-Württemberg. The structure displays typical Renaissance architectural features with distinctive towers that define the building's profile.

Hans von Rechberg commissioned the castle's construction in 1568 and established it as a major residence in the Göppingen district. This Renaissance-era foundation shaped the development of the settlement and its regional importance.

The walled Schlossgarten south of the castle was laid out from 1764 to 1765 as a Baroque garden and turned into an English landscape garden in the early 19th century. A sundial stands in front of the castle pond. The park has been open to the public since 1992.

The castle serves as Donzdorf's administrative center since 1995 and houses a restaurant featuring Venetian architectural details. Its central location makes it easily accessible on foot, and visitors can explore the publicly available areas.

The castle's ground-floor restaurant occupies a historic vaulted hall; its Venetian-style interior was designed by an architect from Venice. The rest of the building has housed Donzdorf's municipal administration since 1995, so the same Renaissance structure serves both civic offices and diners.