Can you visit the Burgstall Eisendorf?

The site sits on private farmland, which limits access to the surviving remains of the former moated castle.

What remains of the original castle?

Medieval cellar structures and traces of moats and earthworks survive beneath the present-day farm.

How old is this moated castle?

Its exact age is unknown, it is attributed to the late medieval or early modern period.

Is the Burgstall Eisendorf a protected monument?

It lost its status as a Baudenkmal but is still recorded as a Bodendenkmal, an archaeological monument.

Burgstall Eisendorf

Grafing bei München

Access

No visits on recordNo opening hours or ticketing found

Where: Grafing bei München

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Burgstall Eisendorf stands in Grafing bei München (Landkreis Ebersberg), in Bavaria, Germany. The building is a listed Baudenkmal. No visits are on record for this building.

The Burgstall Eisendorf marks the site of a small, now vanished moated castle on a farm property in the hamlet of Eisendorf. Only medieval cellar structures and remnants of ditches and earthworks survive, now part of a working farm. The origin and ownership of the original structure remain unclear.

What to know

This is an archaeological site on private farmland, not a castle open for conventional visits.
Only underground remains (cellars) and traces of moats and earthworks have survived.
The site lies on a working farm property, Seeweg 13, in the Eisendorf hamlet.
Its former status as a Baudenkmal was revoked, it is now listed as a Bodendenkmal (archaeological monument).

Where this château is

Grafing bei München · Landkreis Ebersberg · Bayern

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Address

85567 Grafing bei München

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Heritage status: Ehemaliges Baudenkmal in Bayern

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Frequently asked

Can you visit the Burgstall Eisendorf?: The site sits on private farmland, which limits access to the surviving remains of the former moated castle.
What remains of the original castle?: Medieval cellar structures and traces of moats and earthworks survive beneath the present-day farm.
How old is this moated castle?: Its exact age is unknown, it is attributed to the late medieval or early modern period.
Is the Burgstall Eisendorf a protected monument?: It lost its status as a Baudenkmal but is still recorded as a Bodendenkmal, an archaeological monument.