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Hesse-Schlössl, Wasserburg am Inn

Hesse-Schlössl

Wasserburg am Inn

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Hesse-Schlössl stands in Wasserburg am Inn (Landkreis Rosenheim), in Bavaria, Germany. Recorded dating: 19th century. No visits are on record for this building.

The Hesse-Schlössl, also known as Buchauer Schlösschen or Schloss Burgau, was a small Biedermeier-style residence built in 1826 in Wasserburg am Inn, in the Landkreis Rosenheim, Bavaria. It was erected by the merchant Johann Georg Buchauer on a hill above the town, and later passed through several owners before the Hesse family, who held it for thirty-five years and gave it its present name. During the 1930s the house hosted Munich writers and artists, among them the poet Joachim Ringelnatz. The building was torn down in 1963 to make way for the Rosenheim district hospital, and nothing of the original structure remains on the site.

What to know

  • The building was completely demolished in 1963 and can no longer be visited.
  • The site is now occupied by the RoMed Klinik Wasserburg am Inn, the district hospital of Rosenheim.
  • Only a commemorative plaque in the hospital's entrance hall and the former driveway still recall its existence.
  • The place is of interest mainly to those researching the local history of Wasserburg am Inn, not as a castle visit.

Where this château is

Wasserburg am Inn · Landkreis Rosenheim · Bayern

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Address

Wasserburg am Inn, Landkreis Rosenheim

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Heritage status
Protection status unknown
Period of construction
19th century

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Frequently asked

Can the Hesse-Schlössl still be visited?
No, the building was torn down in 1963 and replaced by the Rosenheim district hospital.
Why was the Hesse-Schlössl demolished?
The land was given over for the construction of the Kreiskrankenhaus Rosenheim, now the RoMed Klinik Wasserburg am Inn.
Where does the name Hesse-Schlössl come from?
From the Hesse family, who owned the property for thirty-five years starting in 1899, the longest period under a single owner.
Is anything of the original building left today?
Only a commemorative plaque in the hospital's entrance hall and the former access driveway remain.

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Sources

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

Within an hour’s drive

The most visited in this department — Landkreis Rosenheim

From the same period — 19e siècle