Burgstall Niederzwehren
Niederzwehren
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Burgstall Niederzwehren stands in Niederzwehren (Kassel), in Hesse, Germany. No visits are on record for this building.
The Burgstall Niederzwehren marks the site of a former fortification that has since disappeared, located in the Niederzwehren district of Kassel, in Hesse. Its exact location remains uncertain, though it is believed to have stood southeast of the village church, on the spot later occupied by the Perlenhof. According to historian Alois Holtmeyer, the lords of Zwehren, documented as landowners in the area from the mid 13th to the mid 14th century and likely extinct by the 16th century, were probably its owners. This is therefore not a visitable monument but a place known mainly through historical record.
What to know
- No visible remains can be identified on site today.
- The precise location of the former castle remains hypothetical, assumed to be near the Niederzwehren church.
- There are no opening hours, fees or organized access for this site.
- The location lies in the Niederzwehren district of Kassel, Hesse.
Where this château is
Niederzwehren · Kassel · Hessen
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Address
Kassel
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- Heritage status
- Protection status unknown
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Frequently asked
- Where was the Niederzwehren castle located?
- Its exact location is unknown, but it is believed to have stood southeast of the Niederzwehren church, in the Kassel district, where the Perlenhof later stood.
- Who owned this castle?
- It was likely owned by the lords of Zwehren, documented as local landowners from the mid 13th to the mid 14th century.
- Is there anything left to see on site?
- No, the castle has disappeared and no visible remains are known today.
- Can the Burgstall Niederzwehren be visited?
- There is no organized visit, as the site is known only through historical sources.
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