Can Burg Alt-Marstetten be visited today?

No, nothing remains standing and the site has no visitor facilities.

When did Burg Alt-Marstetten become a ruin?

It was plundered in 1525 and had fallen into ruin by the time of the Thirty Years' War.

Burg Alt-Marstetten

Aitrach

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Where: Aitrach

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Burg Alt-Marstetten stands in Aitrach (Landkreis Ravensburg), in Baden-Württemberg, Germany. No visits are on record for this building.

Burg Alt-Marstetten was a spur castle that once stood south of the present Burg Marstetten, near the village of Aitrach, though nothing of it remains above ground today. It was built by the lords of Marstetten in the early 11th century and later linked to the counts of Marstetten, a branch of the counts of Irsee-Ronsberg. The stronghold was plundered in 1525 and fell into ruin after the Thirty Years' War.

What to know

No visible structure remains at the site, it is an archaeological location only.
No visiting information, opening hours or fees are available for this place.
The site lies close to Burg Marstetten, in the municipality of Aitrach.
There is no known tourist infrastructure at this location.

Where this château is

Aitrach · Landkreis Ravensburg · Baden-Württemberg

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88319 Aitrach

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Can Burg Alt-Marstetten be visited today?: No, nothing remains standing and the site has no visitor facilities.
Who built Burg Alt-Marstetten?: It was built by the lords of Marstetten in the early 11th century.
When did Burg Alt-Marstetten become a ruin?: It was plundered in 1525 and had fallen into ruin by the time of the Thirty Years' War.
Where was Burg Alt-Marstetten located?: It stood just south of the present Burg Marstetten, near the village of Aitrach in Baden-Württemberg.