The castle Neunußberg is a now only as a ruin preserved former late medieval to early modern Adelsburg, and is located in the eponymous Kirchdorf Neunußberg, east of Viechtach in the Lower Bavarian district of rain in Germany.
There are still the mighty square residential tower, remains of the surrounding wall with a three-quarter round shell tower and the renovated castle chapel from the time of 1356. The tower has a square layout with a side length of about 20 meters and a height of about 25 meters.
The chapel has a baroque interior. The high altar was built around 1720, the altarpiece depicting St. Michael. A picture of St. Raphael with Tobias (around 1650), a Mater dolorosa (around 1700) and a simple statue of St. Michael (17th century) belong to the interior.

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Elevation 680 m

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Location: Viechtach, Regen, Lower Bavaria, Bavaria, Germany

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