Burg Steinegg (Neuhausen)
Steinegg (Neuhausen) Castle
Neuhausen
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Burg Steinegg (Neuhausen) stands in Neuhausen (Enzkreis), in Baden-Württemberg, Germany. The building is a listed Baudenkmal. Its opening hours and prices have not been verified at the source yet.
Burg Steinegg stands at Neuhausen on the site of an older medieval stronghold, of which only foundations survive on a nearby terraced hilltop. The present building was erected in the 15th century by the von Gemmingen family, later remodelled in Renaissance style, rebuilt after a fire, and then deliberately unroofed in the 19th century, leaving it a ruin for decades. Restored in the 20th century with the help of descendants of its former owners, it now serves as a holiday retreat run by a Protestant parish from Pforzheim.
What to know
- Burg Steinegg is listed as a Baudenkmal in Baden-Württemberg.
- The building operates as a holiday retreat for a Protestant parish rather than as a conventional tourist site.
- No verified information on opening hours or admission fees is available.
- Only foundations remain of the original medieval stronghold, located on a nearby hilltop.
Where this château is
Neuhausen · Enzkreis · Baden-Württemberg
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Address
Burgweg 14, 75242 Neuhausen-Steinegg
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- Heritage status
- Baudenkmal
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Frequently asked
- Can Burg Steinegg be visited freely?
- The building functions as a holiday retreat for a Protestant parish, so it is not open to the public like a typical tourist castle.
- Who built Burg Steinegg?
- The present building was constructed in the 15th century by Diether von Gemmingen, below the older stronghold of which only foundations remain.
- Why did Burg Steinegg become a ruin?
- In the 19th century a member of the von Gemmingen family had the roofs removed, which led to the building's gradual decay.
- Who owns Burg Steinegg today?
- Since 1958 it has belonged, under a hereditary building lease, to the Protestant parish of Pforzheim, following restoration led by descendants of the von Gemmingen family.
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Sources
Identity, location and official references from Wikidata and the Land's heritage lists.