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Bodendenkmal in Ergoldsbach, #D-2-7339-0004, Ergoldsbach

Cultural heritage D-2-7339-0004 in Ergoldsbach

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Bodendenkmal in Ergoldsbach, #D-2-7339-0004 stands in Ergoldsbach (Landkreis Landshut), in Bavaria, Germany. Its opening hours and prices have not been verified at the source yet.

This site preserves the remains of a former hilltop enclosure fortification, now vanished, on the Kapellenberg hill above the Goldbach valley. A roughly square area measuring about one hundred metres on each side is still bounded by earthen ramparts and ditches, with the northern and northeastern sections particularly well preserved. The grounds have since been incorporated into a landscaped park, and a Lourdes chapel now stands on one of the outer ramparts.

What to know

  • No standing buildings remain; only earthworks, ramparts and ditches can still be seen.
  • The site lies on the Kapellenberg hill, about 400 m from the parish church of St Peter and Paul in Ergoldsbach.
  • Access is free, through the landscaped park now covering the site.
  • A Lourdes chapel stands on one of the outer ramparts, on the northern side.

Where this château is

Ergoldsbach · Landkreis Landshut · Bayern

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84061

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Heritage status
Protection status unknown

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Frequently asked

Is there still a castle to see in Ergoldsbach?
No, the castle itself is gone; only earthworks, ramparts and ditches of the former fortification remain.
Where exactly is this site located?
On the Kapellenberg hill east of the Goldbach stream, about 400 m from the parish church in Ergoldsbach.
Is the site freely accessible?
Yes, it now lies within a public landscaped park.
What can visitors see there today?
The remains of former ramparts and ditches, along with a Lourdes chapel built on one of the outer banks.

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Within an hour’s drive

The most visited in this department — Landkreis Landshut