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Cultural heritage D-1-8136-0071 in Weyarn

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Bodendenkmal in Weyarn, #D-1-8136-0071 stands in Weyarn (Landkreis Miesbach), in Bavaria, Germany. Its opening hours and prices have not been verified at the source yet.

There is nothing left to see on site: the Schloss Wattersdorf has disappeared, demolished in 1934 after years of decay. The location lies in Weyarn, Bavaria, where an early 17th century Hofmarkschloss once stood, built around an existing structure and featuring four corner towers, a chapel dedicated to the Transfiguration of Christ, and an enclosing wall. The former castle meadow is now partly built over, and the new houses were constructed without basements due to the risk of encountering archaeological remains.

What to know

  • The castle was completely demolished in 1934, leaving no visible structures today.
  • The land, formerly the castle meadow, is now partly occupied by houses.
  • The site is listed as a Bodendenkmal (buried archaeological monument) under reference D-1-8136-0071.
  • There are no opening hours, fees, or visitor facilities since this is not a visitable site.

Where this château is

Weyarn · Landkreis Miesbach · Bayern

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Address

Weyarn, Landkreis Miesbach

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Heritage status
Protection status unknown

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Frequently asked

Can you visit the Schloss Wattersdorf?
No, the castle was demolished in 1934 and no buildings remain to visit.
Where was the Schloss Wattersdorf located?
In Wattersdorf, a hamlet of the municipality of Weyarn, in the Landkreis Miesbach, Bavaria.
Why was the castle demolished?
It had fallen into disrepair over the years and was eventually torn down in 1934 after several changes of ownership.
What remains of the site today?
The land, once the castle meadow, is now partly built up with houses, constructed without basements because of the risk of encountering archaeological remains.

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