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The Weinparadiesscheune (Wine Paradise Barn) stands precisely on the border between Lower and Middle Franconia. Surrounded by forest and vineyards, it offers a view of the vineyards of Bullenheim and Seinsheim. The restaurant is open Wednesdays to Fridays from 1 p.m. to 10 p.m., and Saturdays, Sundays, and public holidays from noon to 10 p.m.

In the heart of Marktbreit is the famous Malerwinkelhaus, built in the 15th century. This historic half-timbered house has always attracted artists and visitors and is now a popular photo subject for tourists from all over the world.

Around Frankenberg Castle there are impressive metal sculptures made of welded elements. These works of art are not only exceptionally designed, but also blend harmoniously into the surroundings. They often tell stories or invite you to think about their meaning. A walk around the castle becomes a special experience thanks to these creative works. Anyone with an eye for detail will appreciate the artistic workmanship and the ideas behind it. Perfect for art and nature lovers alike

The castle cemetery is a quiet and historic place that exudes a special atmosphere. Here you will find old gravestones and monuments that offer exciting insights into the history of the region and former noble families. The artistic inscriptions and decorations that tell stories from past centuries are often particularly impressive. Anyone looking for peace and quiet or interested in history should plan a visit. A short walk through the castle cemetery invites you to reflect and discover - ideal for a short break

The Malerwinkel in Marktbreit is definitely not to be missed! Super beautiful!👍

The magnificent Main Gate from the Renaissance period closes and opens the old town of Marktbreit towards the Main.

Marktbreit Castle (also known as Seinsheim Castle) is a former noble residence in Marktbreit in Lower Franconia in the Kitzingen district. It is located in the middle of the small town on the castle square. The history of the castle in Marktbreit begins in 1580. Baron Georg Ludwig von Seinsheim built the complex in that year. He probably hired Fugger architects from Augsburg as master builders. The castle was not inhabited by the owner, however, but served as the residence of the baron's wife. The princes of Schwarzenberg, who succeeded the Lords of Seinsheim as village lords, then converted the building into a representative office building. Its use as an administrative building was retained even after the smaller principalities were abolished by the mediatization of 1806. King Max I of Bavaria, to whom Marktbreit had now fallen, set up the Marktbreit regional court in the castle. After a judicial reform, the Marktbreit district court was located here. It was dissolved in 1932. During the Nazi era, the building served as a labor service camp from 1934 to 1945. After the war, the complex was used as a school building and city library. Non-profit institutions were also housed there. At the end of the 20th century, the building was completely renovated. Today, parts of the ground floor and the basement are rented to a restaurant. Marktbreit Castle is classified as an architectural monument by the Bavarian State Office for Monument Preservation. In addition, the underground remains have been classified as an archaeological monument. The castle is also part of the Marktbreit Old Town ensemble. Source: https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Schloss_Marktbreit

Frankenberg Castle probably emerged from Vorderfrankenberg Castle, which was built in 1254 by the Burgrave of Nuremberg. At the beginning of the 18th century. The castle was converted into a baroque style palace.