ロート・アン・デア・ロットの洞窟・トップ12

The castle in the municipality of Lautrach, in the Swabian district of Unterallgäu, has a long history: It was built in 1781 by the Prince Abbot of Kempten, Honorius Roth von Schreckenstein. Initially, it served as a provost's residence and hunting lodge, then as a boarding school for the daughters of the upper classes, and since 1923, it has been a meeting place for scholars and artists. In 1989, it was converted into a conference center and hotel.

Lautrach Castle was built in 1781 by Honorius von Schrecjenstein. Prince Abbot of Kempten. In 1838 it was purchased by Joseph Deybach, a Catholic priest. He opened an international educational institute. In 1922 an art historian acquired it. dr Hermann Anschütz - fights. Albert Einstein regularly spent his summer holidays here in the 1920s. Anschütz - Kampf became the property of the Ludwig-Maximilians-University in Munich. In 1989, the Swabian Chamber of Industry and Commerce and the Kolping Educational Institute founded today's castle. In the castle you can attend seminars, and as a traveler you can simply stay the night. We recommend. A unique setting. Art exhibitions are held regularly in the castle and in the park. All artworks are for sale.

Unfortunately, access to the Marstetten castle ruins is forbidden. The owner, Haus Waldburg-Zeil, blocked access through barricades because parts of the wall were falling down and put signs to warn of danger to life. The Aitracher Höhenweg was dismantled in the area of the ruins.

Nice destination on the tour

Kronburg Castle with wild animals

The church comes into view from afar on the route and then builds up to an imposing size.

The castle ruins have been completely closed since last Saturday

Today access to the interior is blocked