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Erlach Water Castle is a medieval moated castle in the center of Erlach, now a district of Ochsenfurt in Lower Franconia. The castle was built in the 12th century by the Lords of Erlach. The first recorded mention dates back to 1151. In the 14th century, a new building was constructed on the site of the original structure. During the German Peasants' War, the castle was destroyed in 1525 and not rebuilt until after 1545. Over the course of its history, it, like the population of the surrounding village, passed into the possession of various Lower Franconian ruling families. The Lords of Seinsheim ruled for about 200 years, followed by the Counts of Schwarzenberg for about 150 years. The property was eventually sold to the Catholic Church for the symbolic price of one thaler. At the beginning of the 19th century, the castle was expanded, and the school and teacher's quarters were housed there. Source: Wikipedia

Experience history: Castles tell of bygone times, knights, and kings. Architectural beauty: Often impressive buildings with great views. Excitement & adventure: Perfect for explorers and history buffs.

Cultural significance: The inscription and the monument tell a thought-provoking story.

Fantastically beautiful old town… warm and charming due to its architectural style… and you will find all sorts of things to do here

"...Then we cycle to Röttingen. In the small town, the sidewalks are completely rolled up. Only the post office and the baroque town hall are open. The medieval Brattenstein Castle sits high above. The "Frankenfestspiele Röttingen" are held here regularly..." Find out more about our wonderful bike tour on the Romantic Road: https://www.netreisetagebuch.de/romantische-strasse-radweg/

The festival in Röttingen takes place at Brattenstein Castle.

The east wing of Brattenstein Castle was rebuilt in 2017/2018 using urban development funding from the Bavarian State Foundation and the town of Röttingen. Brattenstein Castle was first mentioned in 1230. On November 5, 1971, the east wing of the castle collapsed. A memorial plaque was unveiled in memory of the dead and injured on that day of the disaster. This is what First Mayor Martin Umscheid wrote on June 6, 2018.

Frankenfestspiele Röttingen At the beginning of the 1980s, the well-known theater maker Veit Relin, who was already working in Sommerhausen at the time, was looking for a new festival venue. He found one in the European city of Röttingen. Thanks to the then mayor Günter Rudolf, who made the courtyard of Brattenstein Castle available for the theater plays, the foundation stone was laid for our now well-known open-air theater.