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Founded: 12th centuryCategory: Castles and fortifications in Germany
Historical period: Salian Dynasty (Germany)
Rating
4.1/5 (based on Google user reviews)
User Reviews
Uwe Ohneburg (15 months ago)
Castle converted into a castle, which apparently had no luck. For more information on the construction history, see Wikipedia. It's already hit by decay again. When I was there, I could still walk in the moat and access to the inner courtyard was still possible. Closed off today and access via the overgrown ditch will probably only be possible from autumn onwards. However, the outer bailey is open and the main bailey can be walked around. But it's just a sad replacement, the ruins were once great to look at. Too bad. Parking directly in front of the complex.
Castle converted into a castle, which apparently had no luck. For more information on the construction history, see Wikipedia. It's already hit by decay again. When I was there, I could still walk in the moat and access to the inner courtyard was still possible. Closed off today and access via the overgrown ditch will probably only be possible from autumn onwards. However, the outer bailey is open and the main bailey can be walked around. But it's just a sad replacement, the ruins were once great to look at. Too bad. Parking directly in front of the complex.
Leo Löwe (22 months ago)
Lauterburg Castle was built at the beginning of the 17th century under Georg Wolf von Woellwarth. It burned out in 1732. Only the gatehouses and the village church have survived from the former castle complex.
Lauterburg Castle was built at the beginning of the 17th century under Georg Wolf von Woellwarth. It burned out in 1732. Only the gatehouses and the village church have survived from the former castle complex.
Uwe Schwiewager (2 years ago)
Can still be viewed from the outside otherwise closed at risk of collapsing
Can still be viewed from the outside otherwise closed at risk of collapsing
Heike P (3 years ago)
The ruins of the Lauterburg are idyllically situated in the middle of the little town of Lauterburg, right next to the village church. Unfortunately, the castle complex itself may not be entered due to the risk of collapse. You could probably get in somehow, but since I obediently pay attention to such danger signs, I only looked at them from the outside ? The buildings of the castle courtyard are inhabited, are also very nicely prepared and decoratively designed... A feast for the eyes ?
The ruins of the Lauterburg are idyllically situated in the middle of the little town of Lauterburg, right next to the village church. Unfortunately, the castle complex itself may not be entered due to the risk of collapse. You could probably get in somehow, but since I obediently pay attention to such danger signs, I only looked at them from the outside ? The buildings of the castle courtyard are inhabited, are also very nicely prepared and decoratively designed... A feast for the eyes ?
Sibylle Stahl (3 years ago)
Seen from the outside, it is a very worth seeing castle ruin, unfortunately closed
Seen from the outside, it is a very worth seeing castle ruin, unfortunately closed
