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Burg Pfullingen, Pfullingen

Burg Pfullingen

Pfullingen Castle

Pfullingen

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Burg Pfullingen stands in Pfullingen (Landkreis Reutlingen), in Baden-Württemberg, Germany. Its opening hours and prices have not been verified at the source yet.

Burg Pfullingen, also known as Obere Burg or Grafenburg, was a castle that has since disappeared, once located within the present-day town of Pfullingen. First recorded in the 11th century, it served as the seat of the free nobles of Pfullingen, thought to be related to the counts of Achalm. The castle later came into the possession of the barons of Greifenstein before being demolished shortly before 1521. No structure remains visible today, the site being known mainly through excavations that uncovered ashlar stones in 1900.

What to know

  • No visible remains survive today at the site of this former castle.
  • The location lies within the present-day town of Pfullingen.
  • This is a site of historical interest rather than a monument open for conventional visits.
  • No information on opening hours, fees or access is available, as the site is not set up for visitors.

Where this château is

Pfullingen · Landkreis Reutlingen · Baden-Württemberg

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Address

72793 Pfullingen

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Heritage status
Protection status unknown

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Frequently asked

Can Burg Pfullingen be visited today?
No, the castle was demolished before 1521 and no structure remains visible on site.
Where was Burg Pfullingen located?
It stood within what is now the town of Pfullingen, in the Landkreis Reutlingen, Baden-Württemberg.
Who built or lived at Burg Pfullingen?
It was the seat of the free nobles of Pfullingen, related to the counts of Achalm, and later belonged to the barons of Greifenstein.
Are there any archaeological remains?
Excavations in 1900 uncovered ashlar stones belonging to the former structure.

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The most visited in this department — Landkreis Reutlingen