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Marstall with clock tower Schloss Wilhelmsthal

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Marstall with clock tower Schloss Wilhelmsthal

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Location: Marksuhl, Wartburgkreis, Thuringia, Germany

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Erwin

October 11, 2023

Nice tour with lots of shade. It's best to hike in the morning as the part near Wilhelmstal Castle is in full sun.

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BAMA

September 19, 2024

STABLES WITH CENTRAL CLOCK TOWER (CROSS BUILDING)

Built in 1710-1719 by Johann Mützel as an independent half-timbered building for use as a carriage house and washhouse. 1741-1744 Construction of the connecting buildings to the front houses I and II to form a single, horseshoe-shaped building ensemble with a tower. 1804 Addition of an L-shaped stable building.

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maria

March 27, 2025

Built in 1710, the Marstall (stables) completes the palace's eastern axis as a counterpart to the New Palace. Originally constructed as three separate buildings (marstall, carriage house, and washhouse), they were joined into a single unit around 1744 with graceful end pavilions. The clock tower dates from 1715, and the clock itself from 1859.

Source: thueringerschloesser.de/wp-content/uploads/2020/03/ESA-Wilhelmsthal2020-flyer.pdf

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Location: Marksuhl, Wartburgkreis, Thuringia, Germany

Marstall with clock tower Schloss Wilhelmsthal

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