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Schloss Dippach, Dippach

Schloss Dippach

Dippach Castle

Dippach

Access

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Where
Dippach

Schloss Dippach stands in Dippach (Wartburgkreis), in Thuringia, Germany. No visits are on record for this building.

Schloss Dippach stands on the Schlossplatz in the village of Dippach, within the Wartburgkreis, close to the parish church. What remains today, a four storey main building with its slate clad stair tower jutting into the courtyard, is only part of what was once a four winged half timbered manor built in the Franconian Thuringian style. A major fire in 1927 destroyed the outbuildings and reduced the original estate. A family coat of arms belonging to the Vultejus family, one of the estate's former owners, still decorates the inner courtyard.

What to know

  • The building has served and still partly serves local public functions such as the town administration, a school, a kindergarten and an after school club, which limits access to certain areas only.
  • No visiting hours or admission fees are available, as the site is not set up as a tourist attraction.
  • It stands in the centre of the village of Dippach, close to the parish church, amid older half timbered houses.
  • A renovation of the building began in 2009.

Where this château is

Dippach · Wartburgkreis · Thüringen

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Address

Dippach, Wartburgkreis

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Heritage status
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Frequently asked

Can Schloss Dippach be visited?
It houses local public functions and is not set up as a tourist site, so visits are limited to publicly accessible areas.
How old is Schloss Dippach?
The current building dates from the late 16th century and stands on a base of local red sandstone.
Who owned Schloss Dippach?
The estate passed through the von Boyneburg and later the von Vultejus families, whose coat of arms still decorates the inner courtyard.
What remains of the original manor?
Only the four storey main building survives, as the outbuildings were destroyed in a fire in 1927.

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Sources

Identity, location and official references from Wikidata and the Mérimée register.

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