Schloss Kammerberg, Medieval castle in Fahrenzhausen, Germany.
Schloss Kammerberg is a castle in Fahrenzhausen featuring a classicist four-wing structure with the south and west wings preserved. The grounds are surrounded by a late medieval water moat on three sides.
The castle was first mentioned in the 13th century and suffered a major fire in 1609 after which it was rebuilt. The west wing took its current form around 1790.
The residence served as a home for several noble families, including the Herren von Hohenkammer and later the Freiherren von Vequel-Westernach from 1826 onward. These families shaped daily life on the estate and made it an important regional administrative center.
The castle remains in private ownership and visitors must respect property boundaries and follow posted access instructions carefully. It is important to understand the access rules before planning your visit to avoid any issues.
The south wing features rounded arch windows and a column portico from a classical redesign in 1828. These architectural elements stand out from the older parts of the complex and show how the property was modernized during that period.
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