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    June 7, 2020

    The Haunritz Castle is a listed building in the Haunritz district of the Upper Palatinate community of Weigendorf in the Amberg-Sulzbach district of Bavaria and is located in the Högenbach valley.

    In the 14th century, Haunritz was an iron hammer. A paper mill has been set up in Haunritz since 1699. In the 18th century, the hammer was rebuilt into an ironworks. In 1719 today's castle is built. There was a palace chapel until 1860. The castle was renovated in 1986.

    The former noble seat is a tower-like three-storey building with a hipped roof in the middle of a facility originally built in the shape of a horseshoe (year 1719). A round half-tower with a half-timbered gable is attached to the eastern wing. This wing consists of two-storey, plastered solid structures with gable roofs and doorways. The building is essentially medieval, parts of the east wing date from around 1610 due to dendrochronological investigations.

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      December 10, 2020

      Haunritz Castle (sometimes also referred to as Haunritz Hammer Castle) is a listed building in Haunritz. It is currently being extensively renovated by the owner. The Hammer zu Haunritz was the seat of the nobles von Haunrad at the beginning of the 14th century. A paper mill has been set up in Haunritz since 1699. In the 18th century the hammer was converted back into an ironworks. The present castle was built in 1719. There was a castle chapel until 1860. In 1986 the castle was renovated. The castle is privately owned and cannot be visited.
      The building in Haunritz is listed in the list of architectural monuments in Weigendorf under the number D-3-71-157-12.

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