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Moated castle at the cemetery

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Wiessenstein Castle in Pommersfelden was built between 1711 and 1718 under Lothar Franz von Schönborn, the Bamberg Prince-Bishop and Elector of Mainz in Pommersfelden near Bamberg as a private summer residence. It is regarded as the founding building of the Franconian Baroque and is still owned by the Schönborn family. A visit is absolutely worthwhile. Attention: Hourly guided tours! There is a good cafe nearby.

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The moated castle in Breitenlohe was first mentioned in a document in the 14th century; although the ravages of time have gnawed at the walls quite a bit, it is still interesting to look at and worth a stopover! 💦🏰🌳👀👍🏼

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Princely Castell Castle Burghaslach In the fief book of Bishop Gottfried von Würzburg (1314-22), the "Castrum Haselach" is mentioned as a fief of the Counts of Castell. Shortly afterwards, however, the Lords of Hohenlohe-Speckfeld appear as the owners of the castle, who grant it as a fief to the Lords of Vestenberg. In 1412, Burghaslach again passed as an inheritance to the Counts of Castell, who continued to grant the castle and lordship as a fief to the Lords of Vestenberg. After the Lords of Vestenberg died out in 1687, the castle and half of the Burghaslach lordship passed back to the Counts of Castell, who have used it as an official castle ever since. From 1778 to 1787, the highly educated Countess Ferdinande Adriane of Castell-Remlingen, née Countess of Stolberg-Wernigerode, lived here as a widow. The current castle was rebuilt in the classicist style after numerous renovations in the 18th century (1822-26). In the older north wing there are still remains of walls from the 17th century. Instead of a castle barn from the 18th century, a new building for the Fürstlich Castell´sche Bank was built in the west. (according to information board)

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One of the most beautiful castles I know, the tours are worth it. This is where the Netflix series Sissi was filmed

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Small place with a nice flair

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"Holsa", a nice little place in the three-franc corner.

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Lateral entrance to the castle park next to the east gate.

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Two-storey Renaissance four-wing complex with pitched roofs and basement, in the southwest round corner tower with onion dome, gate and arched gate with stepped gable https://www.alleburgen.de/bd.php?id=4747

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He had inherited a moated castle, but this was not representative enough for Lothar Franz Graf von Schönborn. So he had a magnificent summer residence built for him by the famous master builder Johann Dientzenhofer – Schloss Weissenstein near Pommersfelden. It took seven years to build and fit out the interior of the baroque castle with its huge, magnificent staircase, the marble hall and the Sala Terrena, a hall whose elaborate decorations made of tuff and shells make it look like a grotto.

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The complex is sometimes called the High House because of its six-story construction. It is one of the landmarks of Dachsbach.

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Princely Castell‘sches Schloss Burghaslach In the fief book of Bishop Gottfried von Würzburg (1314-22) the "Castrum Haselach" is mentioned as a fiefdom of the Counts of Castell. Shortly afterwards, however, Messrs. V. Hohenlohe-Speckfeld as the owner of the castle, which they lend as a fief to the Lords of Vestenberg. In 1412, Burghaslach again fell as an inheritance to the Counts of Castell, the castle and dominion continued to be given as a fief to the Lords of Vestenberg. After the Lords of Vestenberg died out in 1687, the castle and half of the Burghaslach rule fell back to the Counts of Castell, who have since used it as an official castle. The highly educated Countess Ferdinande Adriane zu Castell-Remlingen, nee Countess zu Stolberg-Wernigerode, lived here as a widow from 1778 to 1787. Today's castle was rebuilt in the classical style after numerous renovations in the 18th century (1822-26). In the older north wing there are still remains of walls from the 17th century. Instead of a castle barn from the 18th century, a new building for the Fürstlich Castell'schen Bank was built in the west.

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The Fürstlich Castell’sche Schloss Burghaslach, in the center of Burghaslach, is a building that is really worth seeing. Mentioned for the first time in 1314, it has had an interesting history. Today's castle was rebuilt after many changes of ownership and numerous renovations. In the older north wing there are still remains of walls from the 17th century.

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Nice little place with several sights like the moated castle in Breitenlohe, Burghaslach Castle and Fürstenforst Castle with a draw well. There is also a water and forest nature trail and very beautiful, well-marked hiking trails.

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The castle in Breitenlohe offers the possibility to spend your vacation in historical walls. The moated castle in Breitenlohe was first mentioned in a document in 1340 and has seen a lot since then. During the peasant wars in the 16th century the castle was destroyed, in 1783 the castle and hallway were sold to the Counts of Castell, after the Second World War over a hundred people lived in the castle at times, renovation began in 2003 and today the moated castle is "Hotel" . Great building and beautiful photo object.

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you should make a detour on a tour. Recommendable

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A walk / bike path leads directly to the moated castle, or to the Marienkirche and along the Aisch.

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Beautiful water castle in a dreamlike water landscape 👍

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The entrance area is spacious and very clearly arranged. Immediately behind it is a café.

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The historical 🏰 can be seen from afar and is the landmark of Dachsbach. In reality it is only the residential tower, the actual castle was destroyed several times, rebuilt, set on fire by Margrave Albrecht Alcibiades himself in 1553 and finally leveled to the ground in the Thirty Years' War. A few years ago the municipality partially renovated its landmark. It is occasionally used for cultural events (including civil weddings).

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