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Cultural heritage D-2-7644-0005 in Kößlarn

Kößlarn

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Bodendenkmal in Kößlarn, #D-2-7644-0005 stands in Kößlarn (Landkreis Passau), in Bavaria, Germany. Its opening hours and prices have not been verified at the source yet.

The Turmhügel bei Hofreith is what remains of a medieval motte, now gone as a built structure, near the hamlet of Hofreith in the municipality of Kößlarn. The site takes the form of an oval mound roughly 90 by 100 metres, rising about seven metres above the surrounding ground, set within a wooded area between two streams that feed into the Pimmerlinger Bach. No standing structure survives; only the earthwork itself is visible, cut on its south-western side by a forest track.

What to know

  • This is not a standing castle but an earthen mound, an archaeological remnant with no visible building.
  • The site lies in woodland, reached on foot via a forest track that skirts its south-western edge.
  • There are no opening hours, fees, or visitor facilities associated with the site.
  • Visiting means a walk through forest terrain, with no tourist infrastructure on location.

Where this château is

Kößlarn · Landkreis Passau · Bayern

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Address

Kößlarn, Landkreis Passau

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Heritage status
Protection status unknown

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Frequently asked

What remains of the Turmhügel bei Hofreith today?
Only an oval earthen mound about 90 by 100 metres survives, with no standing structure.
Where is the Turmhügel bei Hofreith located?
It lies roughly 500 metres northwest of the hamlet of Hofreith, in the municipality of Kößlarn, Landkreis Passau, Bavaria.
How old is this motte?
It dates from the medieval period, though no precise century is given in available sources.
Can the site be visited freely?
A forest track runs along the mound, but there are no set hours or visitor facilities.

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The most visited in this department — Landkreis Passau