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Bodendenkmal in Krailling, #D-1-7934-0046, Krailling

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Bodendenkmal in Krailling, #D-1-7934-0046 stands in Krailling (Landkreis Starnberg), in Bavaria, Germany. Its opening hours and prices have not been verified at the source yet.

In Krailling, Bavaria, an archaeological site marks the location of a vanished castle, the Hofmarkschloss, whose origins date back to the mid-13th century. The building, originally rectangular in plan with four corner towers, was torn down in 1810 after decades of disrepair. Excavations carried out in 2005 uncovered the foundations and cellars of the structure, now protected under a shelter and explained by an information panel. The surrounding land is now occupied by residential buildings and the town library.

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  • The castle itself no longer stands: only the foundations and cellars uncovered in 2005 can be seen.
  • The site sits within the built-up area of Krailling, surrounded by houses and the town library.
  • A shelter protects the archaeological remains, and an on-site panel explains the history of the place.
  • A visit is limited to viewing the preserved foundations, with no interior or collection to explore.

Where this château is

Krailling · Landkreis Starnberg · Bayern

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Krailling, Landkreis Starnberg

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Can you still visit Krailling castle?
The building was demolished in 1810; today only the foundations and cellars found during 2005 excavations remain visible.
How old is this castle?
The hofmark and its castle date back to the mid-13th century, according to the German-language reference article.
Why did the castle disappear?
Already described as badly dilapidated in the early 18th century, it was eventually torn down in 1810 due to neglect.
What can be seen at the site today?
The preserved foundations and cellars, protected by a shelter, along with an information panel explaining the site's history.

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