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The former Schongau Castle is now used as the district office - in front of the building there is a bust of Franz Josef Strauß, who was also a district administrator here

Two- and three-story three-wing complex with half-hipped roofs, the core of which was rebuilt after a fire in 1493, expanded and renovated in the second half of the 18th century and in 1938. Old castle garden wall on Bauerngasse, probably 16th century

Mighty saddle roof building with two round corner towers in the west and two polygonal corner bays in the east, rebuilt after a fire in 1589, extended in the first half of the 17th century

The St. Ottiliae Church on a hill on the south side of Hörmanshofen near Biessenhofen is a small but beautifully decorated pilgrimage church. If you walk up the long steps you will find yourself in front of a locked door. So go around the church to the south side and take the entrance here, but be careful because it is easy to miss the step down when entering the somewhat dim church.

The castle was probably built between the 9th or 10th century. It was the property of the Wessobrunn monastery until the 14th century.

easily visible from the cycle path.

Wikipedia (Poering Castle, 2023-04-11): https://de.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Schloss_Pöring Wikipedia (list of architectural monuments in Landsberg am Lech, 2023-04-11): https://de.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Liste_der_Baudenkmäler_in_Landsberg_am_Lech#D-1-81-130-431 “Pöring Castle ... Cubic three-story hipped-roof building with baroque cottages, two-story lean-to roof extension to the east and a former chapel wing to the south, over the older core roof structure dendrologically dated to 1494, conversion and expansion of the former chapel wing in baroque forms 1731–1739 and neo-Gothic revision with a three-story raised, crenellated head building and knight's hall 1846, extension of the lean-to roof extension after 1739... Catholic castle and pilgrimage church of Our Lady of Reconciliation, small hall building with curved choir and chapel area, bass violin windows, hipped roof and roof turret, by Dominikus Zimmermann, 1739–42 ... D-1-81-130-431” Parish community of Landsberg Mariä Himmelfahrt, Pitzling and Reisch (Pöring Castle Church, 2023-04-11): https://pg-mariaehimmelfahrt.de/kirchen/schlosskirche-poering/

Pöring Castle is a castle in the north of today's Pitzling, a district of Landsberg am Lech. It contains Gothic elements, but was restored in the 19th century in a neo-Gothic style. The castle was built in the 9th or 10th century in the village of Pöring (1140 Peringin) and was the property of the Wessobrunn monastery and also a fief. It had been owned by the von Peringen family since the 14th century. The von Holdingen family lived in the castle from 1546 to 1694. They owned the "Mother of God on the ship", a statue of Mary from the 15th century, which prompted the Marian pilgrimage in Pöring from 1731. Since the pilgrims came in large numbers, the small castle chapel was replaced by the castle church. The Castle Church of Pöring Maria von der Versöhnung was built between 1764 and 1766. The stucco work was made by Dominikus Zimmermann. After the onslaught of pilgrims died down, Zimmermann had to simplify the church and eventually even paint the church himself. In 1844 Karl Freiherr von Leoprechting acquired the castle and lived there until 1857. Frequently changing owners followed. Since 1920 the castle has been owned by the Baltic German von Nolcken family. Source: https://www.pfaffen-winkel.de/pois/poi/schlosskirche-poering-maria-von-der-versoehnung/poi.html