Schloss Frauenbühl, Baroque château in Winhöring, Germany

Schloss Frauenbühl is a Baroque castle on a hilltop near Winhöring with four wings surrounding a square inner courtyard in a symmetrical three-story design. Arcades connecting the wings create a geometric arrangement typical of refined estates.

The original structure dates from the early 15th century but underwent complete transformation when Field Marshal Ignaz von Toerring redesigned it in Baroque style between 1721 and 1730. This renovation period created the castle as visitors see it today.

The castle chapel is dedicated to the Holy Three Kings (Heilige Drei Könige), not to Saint Bartholomew; it stands within the baroque garden layout that belongs to the monument ensemble. The chapel and garden are recorded together with the castle's predecessor buildings as an archaeological monument under file number D-1-7741-0227.

The castle remains privately owned by the Count zu Toerring Jettenbach family and is not open to the public inside. Visitors can view the exterior and garden side from public areas surrounding Winhöring.

The chapel in the grounds is dedicated to the Holy Three Kings, not to Saint Bartholomew, and it is recorded together with the castle's predecessor buildings, farmyard and Baroque gardens as an archaeological monument under file number D-1-7741-0227. The castle itself carries the monument number D-1-71-137-7.