Dalberg Castle

Description

Dalberg Castle was built sometime about 1150 to 1170. It was destroyed in wars of 1635 and 1689. Today the Romanesque keep and residential quarters remain from the 14th century as well as former Saint Anthony's Chapel.

Address
Gräfenbachstraße 40, Dalberg, Germany

Established
1150-1170

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