Jagdschloss

Jagdschloss Holzberg is a baroque hunting lodge in Bischofsheim an der Rhön with multiple floors and ornamental stone walls reflecting its aristocratic past. The building contains distinct functional areas ranging from game preparation rooms to reception spaces for gatherings.

The lodge was built during the era of German nobility and served as a retreat for aristocratic families during their hunting expeditions in the surrounding forests. Its architecture and room layout reveal how central hunting traditions were to society at that time.

The lodge displays hunting traditions through its decorations and artworks that reflect German noble customs. The spatial arrangement with distinct areas for different hunting activities shows how these traditions were lived in daily practice.

Access to the lodge is via Oberthiergärtner Straße at number 36, where parking is available near the entrance. The location is easily walkable and sits close to the town center.

The lodge rooms are specially designed according to their function, with separate areas for game processing, equipment storage, and post-hunt celebrations. This layout lets visitors understand the practical flow of a hunting expedition.