Schloss Fraunberg

The three-story stone structure stands with a double moat ring system, featuring a central tower and surrounding defensive walls in Upper Bavaria.

Originally constructed in the 13th century, the castle suffered damage during the Thirty Years' War before Victor von Fraunberg directed its reconstruction in 1683.

The interior spaces maintain their original stucco ceilings from 1683, displaying the architectural preferences of Bavarian nobility during that period.

The castle grounds connect to the Strogen River, which supplies water to the medieval moat system that encircles the entire structure.

Archaeological remains beneath the current structure include elements from predecessor buildings, earning the site a dual heritage protection status in Bavaria.

Location: Fraunberg

Address: Erdinger Straße 16

GPS coordinates: 48.36867,11.99040

Latest update: March 9, 2025 14:45