Schönborn Palace Heusenstamm

Schönborn Castle, built in 1663-1668, is a Renaissance building with the front facing west. The window axes are distributed in almost uniform rows over the facade of the elongated, barely structured structure. Round towers can be found at the corners.
Today's entrance to the castle is flanked by two stone lions bearing the Schönborn coat of arms.
(Source: City of Heusenstamm <heusenstamm.de>)

At the beginning of the 18th century, the master of the palace, Anselm Franz, laid out the manor garden based on the French model with several avenues and ponds. He also had the castle mill built. Today the former mill is a listed building.

Schönborn Castle was built between 1663 and 1668 under Philipp Erwein von Schönborn.
Today it serves the city administration of Heusenstamm as the town hall.
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