Schloss Frauenprießnitz
Frauenprießnitz Castle
Frauenprießnitz
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- Frauenprießnitz
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Schloss Frauenprießnitz stands in Frauenprießnitz (Saale-Holzland-Kreis), in Thuringia, Germany. No visits are on record for this building.
Schloss Frauenprießnitz stands in the village of Frauenprießnitz, in the Saale-Holzland-Kreis district of Thuringia. The building seen today originated as an administrative rent office erected in 1780 from stones taken from the demolished Tautenburg, on the site of an earlier castle built between 1605 and 1608 by the Schenken zu Tautenburg, itself replacing a Cistercian convent destroyed in 1525. The onion-domed tower and the barrel-vaulted cellars are thought to be remnants of that earlier castle. The municipality of Frauenprießnitz now owns the building and uses part of it.
What to know
- No visiting hours or admission fees are known for this site.
- The current building dates from 1780 and replaced earlier structures on the same site.
- Part of the building is used by the municipality of Frauenprießnitz, suggesting limited public access.
- The onion-domed tower and the vaulted cellars are believed to be the oldest surviving elements.
Where this château is
Frauenprießnitz · Saale-Holzland-Kreis · Thüringen
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Address
MTS-Straße 13, 07774 Frauenprießnitz
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- Heritage status
- Protection status unknown
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Frequently asked
- Can Schloss Frauenprießnitz be visited?
- There is no verified information confirming regular public access, as part of the building is used by the municipality.
- How old is Schloss Frauenprießnitz?
- The current building dates from 1780, but it stands on a site built upon since the early 17th century, originally home to a Cistercian convent.
- Who built Schloss Frauenprießnitz?
- The building seen today was erected as a rent office using stones from the demolished Tautenburg, after the Schenken zu Tautenburg had built an earlier castle there in the early 17th century.
- What remains of the earlier castle?
- The onion-domed tower and the barrel-vaulted cellars are thought to be possible remnants of the earlier building.
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Sources
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