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Former Maulbronn care home, two-storey, bent plastered building with a wide inner courtyard. Around 1556 the care home was expanded into a palace. After 1556 it was no longer a castle, but a palace of the Dukes of Württemberg. Source: https://www.alleburgen.de/bd.php?id=11584

Unteröwisheim Castle, also known as Maulbronner Pfleghof or Fronhof, is a former Pfleghof of the Maulbronn Monastery in Unteröwisheim. After the monastery was secularized by Württemberg in 1534, the Pfleghof was expanded into a castle. Today it houses a conference center and the office of the CVJM-Landesverband Baden e.V. The building is now known as the CVJM-Lebenshaus "Schloss Unteröwisheim"

Friedrichsplatz is in the center of this small town. Opposite is the church and the village fountain is on Friedrichsplatz. Not far from there is a beautiful inn “Landgasthaus zum Weißen Schwanen”.

The center of the village near the church with a bakery that is also open on Sundays. About the history of the place: First mentioned in 771 as Auwinsheim, Unteröwisheim is distinguished from Oberöwisheim from 1227 onwards. The place came into the possession of the Margraves of Baden before 1300, probably from the Counts of Calw via the Welfs and Staufers. In 1346 Margrave Frederick II (Baden) left it. Half of the local rulers followed the Maulbronn Monastery, the other half followed by 1411 at the latest. As over Maulbronn, the Palatinate exercised patronage over the place. Since the Reformation, Württemberg exercised the local rule and took over the Maulbronner Pfleghof, the so-called Schloss Unteröwisheim. The Reformation could probably not be fully implemented until 1557. In 1747, Württemberg also acquired the Palatinate supremacy rights in exchange for Zaisenhausen, Sprantal and Gölshausen. This made the whole of Unteröwisheim part of Württemberg. The people of Württemberg probably elevated Unteröwisheim to the status of a town in the 17th century. In 1806, Unteröwisheim came to the Grand Duchy of Baden through the exchange and epuration contract and initially belonged to the Gochsheim district, from 1809 to the town office and first district office in Bruchsal, and from 1810 to 1819 to the second district office in Bruchsal. From 1819, Unteröwisheim belonged to the Oberamt or district office of Bruchsal. https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Unter%C3%B6wisheim