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North Rhine-Westphalia

Cologne District

Heinsberg
Wegberg

Tüschenbroich Castle

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Cologne District

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Tüschenbroich Castle

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Tüschenbroich Castle

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    February 25, 2018

    The castle is privately owned, but from the outside you can see everything. It dates from 1172.

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      August 26, 2021

      The hike along the Schwalm can be combined with a view of the Tüschenbroich Castle.
      The source of the Schwalm is in the district of Geneiken, not far from the NSG Tüschenbroicher Wald with the Tüschenbroich moated castle, which was built in 1172 and destroyed and rebuilt several times. The castle includes a grain mill (now a restaurant) and an oil mill (now a studio). Tüschenbroich Castle is privately owned today.

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        December 30, 2019

        The historical nucleus was that which is now overgrown by trees
        Moth from Carolingian times. This moth Tüschenbroich
        (Ground monument on an island in the middle of the castle pond)
        was built in the 9th century as a fortification and moated castle
        built with a fortified hill and first mentioned in 1172
        as Thuschinbroc. The buildings are in the Thirty Years War
        burned down.
        Tüschenbroich belonged to Wassenberg and later
        to the Duchy of Jülich.
        In 1624 Franz von Spiering bought Tüschenbroich, which had been destroyed in the war
        for the price of 24,200 Reichstaler. He left the facility as a
        Rebuild the moated castle on the "mainland", whereby
        the former outer bailey to the main castle than 35 meters
        long brick building with tower was rebuilt.
        The renovation work dragged on until the 18th century.
        Only one tower remains from the older outer bailey.
        Renovation work followed again in 1876
        the castle was badly damaged after a storm.
        Source:
        maiss-mueller.de/schloesserheinsberg/schloesserheinsbergwegberg/tueschenbroich/index.html

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          Location: Wegberg, Heinsberg, Cologne District, North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany

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