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The castle offers a fantastic view over the plain - it is worth driving all the way up

With a lot of imagination and based on the drawing you can imagine it 😃

Elkofen Castle, also known as Elkofen Castle, Unterelkofen, Ölkofen, is one of the best preserved castles in Upper Bavaria and is located in the town of Unterelkofen. The castle is still inhabited today by the Rechberg-Rothenlöwen family, who owned it between 1664 and 1732 and acquired it again in 1871. Source and further information https://de.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Burg_Elkofen

Is privately owned. You used to be able to walk around it, but the path is now closed.

Elkofen Castle, also called Elkofen Castle, Unterelkofen, Ölkofen, is one of the best-preserved castles in Upper Bavaria and is located in the town of Unterelkofen. The castle is still inhabited today by the Rechberg-Rothenlöwen family, who owned it between 1664 and 1732 and acquired it again in 1871. Source and further information https://de.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Burg_Elkofen

There's a surprisingly large castle in Burgrain, although the one upstairs is private and difficult to access; 02 2023 it was closed. https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Schloss_Burgrain

Late Gothic hilltop castle, which was built in the 10th century and is still inhabited today. Therefore not open to the public, but also pretty to look at from the outside, even in the dark and February rain 😉.

The castle / castle Elkofen is one of the best preserved castles in Upper Bavaria. The castle tries to hide behind large trees on the castle hill, but two approaches give you a nice view of the walls and the tower. In fact, the castle makes a very well-kept impression, but you are not allowed to look inside, because the complex is privately owned by the Rechberg-Rothenlöwen family, who owned the castle between 1664 and 1732 and bought it again in 1871. Clearly a case of real love... The castle is surrounded by a wide and deep, formerly water-filled moat and is of considerable proportions. The oldest part of the castle is the keep, which dates back to the early Middle Ages. Further information and pictures: http://burgenseite.de/html/elkofen.html