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Burg Brie

Brie Castle

Stuttgart

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Where
Stuttgart

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Burg Brie stands in Stuttgart (Stuttgart), in Baden-Württemberg, Germany. No visits are on record for this building.

Burg Brie was a medieval fortification that has since vanished, once standing on the left bank of the Neckar in the Brie district of Bad Cannstatt, part of Stuttgart. First recorded around 1230 as a moated mound structure, it was destroyed in 1287 by the troops of Rudolf of Habsburg, along with all of Stuttgart's fortifications. No physical remains survive today, and only the name lives on in the Bryestraße, a side street off Aachener Straße. This is a site of interest mainly for those tracing the early urban history of Bad Cannstatt rather than a place offering a monument to see.

What to know

  • No remains of the castle are visible on site today.
  • The location lies in the Bad Cannstatt district of Stuttgart, on the left bank of the Neckar.
  • The only tangible trace is the preserved name in the street called Bryestraße.
  • This is not a visitable monument in the usual sense, but a site of historical and place-name interest.

Where this château is

Stuttgart · Stuttgart · Baden-Württemberg

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Address

Stuttgart, Stuttgart

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Heritage status
Protection status unknown

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Frequently asked

Can you visit Burg Brie?
No, no visible structure remains: the fortification was destroyed in 1287.
Where was Burg Brie located?
On the left bank of the Neckar, in the Brie district of Bad Cannstatt, now part of Stuttgart.
What remains of Burg Brie today?
Nothing physical, only the name preserved in Bryestraße, a street near Aachener Straße.
When was Burg Brie destroyed?
It was destroyed in 1287 by the troops of Rudolf of Habsburg, along with Stuttgart's other fortifications.

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Sources

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