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Schloss Haiming

Haiming Castle

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Schloss Haiming stands in Haiming (Landkreis Altötting), in Bavaria, Germany. The building is a listed Baudenkmal. No visits are on record for this building.

Schloss Haiming stands in the municipality of Haiming, in the Landkreis Altötting, in Bavaria. Built around 1400 on a moated site, it followed a long line of local lordships whose earliest traces go back to the early Middle Ages. The present building preserves the memory of centuries of ownership passing between knights, bailiffs and princely officials. It is now listed as a Baudenkmal in Bavaria, while the remains of the earlier settlement are separately registered as a Bodendenkmal.

What to know

  • The castle stands in the village of Haiming, in Bavaria, within the Landkreis Altötting.
  • It carries a double protected status: as a Baudenkmal for the standing building, and as a Bodendenkmal for the remains of the earlier fortified site.
  • The present structure is thought to date from around 1400, built under the knights of Chalb.
  • Ownership of the site changed many times between the Middle Ages and the eighteenth century, though no major restoration campaign is documented in the available sources.

Where this château is

Haiming · Landkreis Altötting · Bayern

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Haiming, Landkreis Altötting

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Heritage status
Baudenkmal in Bayern

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Where is Schloss Haiming located?
It lies in Haiming, in the Landkreis Altötting, in Bavaria.
When was Schloss Haiming built?
The current building is thought to date from around 1400, constructed under the knights of Chalb on a previously settled site.
Who owned Schloss Haiming over the centuries?
The estate passed through several Bavarian noble families, including the Chalb, Ausmholz, Tobelhamer, Pfaffenpeck, Pürching and Elsenheimer families, before coming in the eighteenth century to Maria Josepha von Bayern and later to Maximilian von Berchem.
Is Schloss Haiming a protected monument?
Yes, it is listed as a Baudenkmal in Bavaria, and the earlier site is separately registered as a Bodendenkmal.

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