Schloss

Schloss Friesenhausen is a stately home in Aidhausen in southwestern Bavaria with stone walls and traditional architecture made of several connected buildings. The property comprises multiple sections of the grounds, including two areas named Sophienreuth 1 and Sophienreuth 3.

The castle comes from Bavaria's medieval period and was later developed and maintained as a stately home. The property received official recognition as an architectural heritage monument with the number D-4-79-150-22.

The castle displays features of Bavarian nobility architecture visible in its stone walls and building forms. Visitors can see here how the local aristocracy built and lived in this region.

The castle is located southwest of Aidhausen and can be reached using the coordinates 50.1625346, 10.4878568. Visitors should expect multiple separate buildings and courtyards spread across the property.

The property is named after two sections that point to the original family ownership and show the historical division of the land. This division gives the place a special layer of local history that lives on in its names.