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Burgstelle Herrenhof, Probstzella

Burgstelle Herrenhof

Probstzella

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Where
Probstzella

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Burgstelle Herrenhof stands in Probstzella (Landkreis Saalfeld-Rudolstadt), in Thuringia, Germany. No visits are on record for this building.

Burgstelle Herrenhof marks the site of a vanished medieval fortification built on a motte in the middle of the circular village of Lichtentanne, now part of Probstzella. All that remains is a recognisable mound, along with traces of ditches, while part of the original site has been built over in modern times. This is not a standing castle to tour, but a place where the shape of the ground still tells of a former local stronghold.

What to know

  • No visible building remains, only a mound and traces of ditches in the ground.
  • The site lies within the village of Lichtentanne itself, with part of it built over.
  • There are no opening hours, fees or visitor facilities, as this is an open-air site without tourist infrastructure.
  • A visit mainly involves reading the shape of the land rather than seeing a standing structure.
  • No information is available regarding accessibility or parking.

Where this château is

Probstzella · Landkreis Saalfeld-Rudolstadt · Thüringen

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Address

Lichtentanne, 07330 Probstzella

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Heritage status
Protection status unknown

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Frequently asked

Can the Burgstelle Herrenhof still be seen today?
Only a mound with traces of ditches remains visible; no building has survived.
Where is the Burgstelle Herrenhof located?
It lies in the village of Lichtentanne, part of the municipality of Probstzella, in the Landkreis Saalfeld-Rudolstadt in Thuringia.
How old is this fortification?
Sources point to a medieval origin, though no exact construction date is known.
Who owned this fortification?
It first belonged to local lords of Lichtentanne and Schmiedebach, later passing to the Counts of Weimar-Orlamünde and several noble families under Saxon overlordship.

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Sources

Identity, location and official references from Wikidata and the Land's heritage lists.

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