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As of early 2026: Several years ago, the buildings and grounds seemed destined for ruin. The castle, one of the oldest Franconian aristocratic residences, is surrounded by forests and meadows. First mentioned in 1470, the building owes its nickname, "Water Castle," to the water-filled main moat surrounding the castle and the nearby Gutzenweiher pond. A private investor took it on as his retirement project a few years ago and completed the conversion and renovation work in 2025. It is now in the process of becoming a tourist attraction with a hotel and restaurant, as well as an attractive venue for events and conferences. For more information, see https://syburg2025.de/

As of early 2026: Several years ago, the buildings and grounds seemed destined for ruin. The castle, one of the oldest Franconian aristocratic residences, is surrounded by forests and meadows. First mentioned in 1470, the building owes its nickname, "Water Castle," to the water-filled main moat surrounding the castle and the nearby Gutzenweiher pond. A private investor took it on as his retirement project a few years ago and completed the conversion and renovation work in 2025. It is now in the process of becoming a tourist attraction with a hotel and restaurant, as well as an attractive venue for events and conferences. For more information, see https://syburg2025.de/

The castle has been sold and is currently being renovated to become a conference center.

looks really enchanted in the autumn sun

This old castle is an eye-catcher from the outside. It's a shame that you can't get in.

Access is still prohibited at the moment. However, it is to be renovated and partly made accessible to the public. 🤗

Hard to find: the source pond is recognizable from the surrounding trees, below the street

Lies derelict and inaccessible, but is still inhabited