Can you visit Schloss Haunzenbergersöll?

No, the building was demolished in 1810 and only protected archaeological remains survive underground.

What remains of the castle today?

Mainly the ring shaped pond that once surrounded the building, along with buried traces of its foundations.

Who owned this castle?

The manorial estate belonged successively to the Hautzenperger, Tabertshofer, and Neuhaus families, later passing to the counts of Wahl.

What did the castle look like before it was destroyed?

According to an engraving from 1726, it was a two storey wooden building with a gabled roof, surrounded by a pond crossed by a wooden bridge.

Cultural heritage D-2-7640-0009 in Bodenkirchen

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Bodendenkmal in Bodenkirchen, #D-2-7640-0009 stands in Bodenkirchen (Landkreis Landshut), in Bavaria, Germany. Its opening hours and prices have not been verified at the source yet.

At Haunzenbergersöll, a hamlet belonging to Bodenkirchen in Bavaria, once stood a manorial castle that no longer exists. The site, protected as an archaeological heritage monument, preserves underground traces of a medieval stronghold and its outbuildings, along with a ring shaped pond still visible today. The building itself, a two storey wooden structure depicted in a 1726 engraving by Michael Wening, was demolished in 1810 after falling gradually into disrepair.

What to know

No visible structure of the castle survives, only the ring shaped pond still marks its former location.
The site is an archaeological heritage monument, meaning buried remains rather than a visitable building.
There are no opening hours, fees, or organized public access.
The location lies near the parish church of St John the Baptist in Haunzenbergersöll.

Where this château is

Bodenkirchen · Landkreis Landshut · Bayern

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Can you visit Schloss Haunzenbergersöll?: No, the building was demolished in 1810 and only protected archaeological remains survive underground.
What remains of the castle today?: Mainly the ring shaped pond that once surrounded the building, along with buried traces of its foundations.
Who owned this castle?: The manorial estate belonged successively to the Hautzenperger, Tabertshofer, and Neuhaus families, later passing to the counts of Wahl.
What did the castle look like before it was destroyed?: According to an engraving from 1726, it was a two storey wooden building with a gabled roof, surrounded by a pond crossed by a wooden bridge.