Huttenschlösschen

The Huttenschlösschen features a three-story central structure with a mezzanine level and two lower three-story side pavilions arranged symmetrically.

Built between 1719 and 1721 by Christoph Franz von Hutten as a summer residence, the building later became a symbol of his path to Prince-Bishop.

Since 1884, the building functions as the headquarters of Corps Rhenania, a student fraternity that maintains the historical structure for their gatherings.

Located at Sanderglacisstraße 10 in Würzburg, the estate stands near the central area and remains under protection as an architectural heritage monument.

The structure underwent reconstruction in 1905, during which it was dismantled, given a cellar, and rebuilt using original materials at a different location.

Location: Würzburg

Address: Sanderglacisstraße 10

GPS coordinates: 49.78530,9.92906

Latest update: March 6, 2025 12:06