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Bodendenkmal in Burghaslach, #D-5-6229-0048 stands in Burghaslach (Landkreis Neustadt an der Aisch-Bad Windsheim), in Bavaria, Germany. Its opening hours and prices have not been verified at the source yet.

The site of Schloss Gleißenberg lies in Burghaslach, on the meadow known as the Schlosswiese, near St James's church. Nothing of the former moated castle remains above ground today. A depiction from 1444 shows a two storey half timbered building surrounded by a wall and a moat, but the structure itself has long since vanished.

What to know

  • There is no building to visit: only the plot of land, about 50 metres from St James's church, can be located.
  • The site is a Bodendenkmal, an archaeological ground monument, with no visitor facilities.
  • No opening hours, fees or organised access exist since this is open land rather than a standing building.
  • The interest of the place lies mainly in its history, for those curious about the vanished castle rather than a physical visit.

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Burghaslach · Landkreis Neustadt an der Aisch-Bad Windsheim · Bayern

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96152

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Frequently asked

Can you visit Schloss Gleißenberg?
No, the castle was demolished in 1853 and nothing of the building survives, only the plot of land can be identified.
Where was Schloss Gleißenberg located?
It stood in Burghaslach, on the meadow called the Schlosswiese, about 50 metres northeast of St James's church.
Why was the castle destroyed?
It was torn down in 1853 due to its poor condition, after passing through several owners over the centuries.
What can be seen there today?
Nothing of the building itself remains, only the ground, protected as a Bodendenkmal, marks its former site.

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The most visited in this department — Landkreis Neustadt an der Aisch-Bad Windsheim