Cultural heritage D-2-7246-0058 in Tittling
Tittling
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Bodendenkmal in Tittling, #D-2-7246-0058 stands in Tittling (Landkreis Passau), in Bavaria, Germany. Its opening hours and prices have not been verified at the source yet.
The site of Schloss Tittling, in Tittling, no longer has any standing structure: the former castle burned down in 1803 along with the neighbouring parish church and was never rebuilt. It is now registered as a Bodendenkmal, an underground archaeological site, located beneath today's market square and the Gasthof zur Post inn. Only a crescent-shaped ditch, traceable on the early 19th century cadastral map, hints at where the fortress once stood.
What to know
- No building or ruin remains visible on site, the area is now occupied by the market square and an inn.
- What survives of the former castle consists only of buried archaeological remains.
- The former castle was destroyed by fire in 1803 and was never rebuilt.
- There is no visiting information, opening hours or admission fee, as this is not a monument open to the public.
Where this château is
Tittling · Landkreis Passau · Bayern
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Address
94104
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- Heritage status
- Protection status unknown
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Frequently asked
- Can you visit Schloss Tittling today?
- No, no building remains to visit, only buried archaeological remains survive.
- Why did Schloss Tittling disappear?
- It burned down in 1803 together with the neighbouring parish church and was never rebuilt.
- What can be seen at the site today?
- Tittling's market square and an inn, the Gasthof zur Post, now occupy the former castle grounds.
- Who owned Schloss Tittling over the centuries?
- Several families held it in succession, including the Puchberg and Nußdorf families, and later the Counts of Taufkirchen, who owned it when it burned.
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