Cultural heritage D-2-7343-0427 in Roßbach (Niederbayern)
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Bodendenkmal in Roßbach (Niederbayern), #D-2-7343-0427 stands in Roßbach (Landkreis Rottal-Inn), in Bavaria, Germany. Its opening hours and prices have not been verified at the source yet.
The Turmhügel Schmiedorf marks the site of a former motte castle, now vanished, south of the hamlet of Schmiedorf in the municipality of Roßbach in Lower Bavaria. The structure once stood just north of the Kollbach stream, about a hundred meters from the filial church of St. John the Baptist. Old cadastral maps still showed its rectangular outline, but nothing remains above ground today: part of the plot is built over with houses, the rest is open meadow. This is a recorded archaeological site with no visible remains and no visitor facilities.
What to know
- No remains are visible above ground; only the archaeological location is documented.
- The site has no visitor infrastructure and part of it lies on built-up private land.
- Visitors should not expect any standing ruin or architectural structure.
- The remaining part of the plot is an open meadow, with no signage mentioned.
Where this château is
Roßbach · Landkreis Rottal-Inn · Bayern
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Address
94439
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- Heritage status
- Protection status unknown
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Frequently asked
- What remains of the Turmhügel Schmiedorf today?
- Nothing is visible above ground; the site is partly built over and partly left as meadow.
- Where is the Turmhügel Schmiedorf located?
- South of the hamlet of Schmiedorf, in the municipality of Roßbach, Landkreis Rottal-Inn, Bavaria.
- Can the Turmhügel Schmiedorf be visited?
- There is no visitor infrastructure, as it is an archaeological site with no visible remains.
- From which period does this motte castle date?
- It is attributed to the high or late Middle Ages, later used as a hofmark seat in the early modern period.
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