Marzoll Castle

Marzoll, Germany

Marzoll castle was one of the first buildings made in the Renaissance style in Bavaria. The square castle with four corner towers was built from 1527 to 1536. The castle itself can be visited only in a guided tours but the courtyard is open to the public.

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Founded: 1527-1536
Category: Castles and fortifications in Germany
Historical period: Reformation & Wars of Religion (Germany)

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Milos Stojakovic (3 years ago)
Old castle. It could not be entered. It should be restored. In front is a small lake with ducks that also needs to be arranged. A small, quiet place. It has a tennis court for recreation, swimming pool, local shop all within 1km.
NS S (5 years ago)
30 mins from Salzburg, nice castle. The pond is outside. Would have been great if we could take a picture with the pond.
Edward Goody (5 years ago)
Nice from ourside but currently one can not tour the interior
Alex Ray (6 years ago)
Это просто белоснежный красивый замок. Войти в него нельзя, но зато есть прекрасный повод пройтись по замечательным окрестностям. Возле замка пруд с утками, которые совершенно не боятся людей и машин. Сюда хорошо приехать в начале дня, и затем пройти через Вайсбах и далее по лесу в Австрию, до Гроссгмайна. Очень тихие и чистые места. Я видел на поле возле замка самку оленя или косулю.
Daniel Gottwald (6 years ago)
Der Besuch lohnt sich nicht, da das Schloss selbst nicht zugänglich ist. Für einen Spaziergang am Schloss vorbei oder den Besuch in der Gastronomie davor jedoch schon.
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