There used to be a railway museum near Huttenschloß, which is located on the Saale bridge. On the ground floor there is an information center for the Spessart Nature Park.

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Bernd "Eye see you"

July 18, 2021

The building also has a neat environment.

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MS 🚴‍♂️

June 19, 2021

The Huttenschloss was built by magistrate Stern in 1711 and later became the property of the Counts of Hutten. The Castle is now home to the Film-Photo-Sound Museum and the Spessart Nature Park Information Center.

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Marco Main Spessart

August 10, 2021

The baroque Huttenschloss on the banks of the Saale
The Hüttenschloss of Gemünden, which was built in 1711 by Bailiff Stern on the site of a former estate belonging to the Voite from Rieneck, is actually not a castle at all, as it was never inhabited by aristocrats. The baroque building, with the two distinctive corner towers, later became the property of the Counts von Hutten, an influential Franconian noble family. The Huttenschloss on the banks of the Saale has already been used for a wide variety of things. For example, it was already available as a warehouse for the Reich Labor Service or the Lower Franconian Transport Museum. In 1786 the Huttenschloss was used as the official winery of the Würzburg court monastery and it was not until 1930 that the city of Gemünden bought it. Today the Film-Photo-Ton Museum and the Spessart Nature Park Information Center are located in the Huttenschloss.

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MTBStefan

August 11, 2021

Gemünden is an absolute insider tip.

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Triple P

June 24, 2024

Beautiful castle with museum on the Saale bridge;

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MS 🚴‍♂️

July 5, 2025

Hutten Castle
The building, with its characteristic turrets, was erected in 1711 by Amtmann Stern on the site of a former estate belonging to the Voite von Rieneck family and later became the property of the Counts of Hutten, an influential Franconian noble family, as commemorated by their coat of arms above the portal. Hutten Castle has served various purposes, including as a tax office, a warehouse for the Reich Labor Service, and the Lower Franconian Transport Museum. Today, it houses the Film-Photo-Sound Museum and the Spessart Nature Park Information Center.

Source: Information board at the site

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Location: Gemünden am Main, Main-Spessart, Lower Franconia, Bavaria, Germany

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