Schloss Hirrlingen
Hirrlingen Castle
Hirrlingen
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Schloss Hirrlingen stands in Hirrlingen (Landkreis Tübingen), in Baden-Württemberg, Germany. Its opening hours and prices have not been verified at the source yet.
Schloss Hirrlingen stands in the village of Hirrlingen, in the Tübingen district of Baden-Württemberg. Built between 1557 and 1558 for Baron Georg VII von Ow, it is counted among the few rural Renaissance castles of Baden-Württemberg that have survived almost unaltered. The three-storey building, topped by a steep gabled roof, still carries a defensive look thanks to its two round corner towers pierced with loopholes. It now houses the municipal town hall.
What to know
- The Schloss now serves as the town hall, so the interior is not open for tourist visits.
- The exterior, courtyard and towers can be viewed from the public areas of the village.
- An old castle pond remains on the village side, a remnant of the moat that once surrounded the building.
- An epitaph to the builder Georg von Ow can be found in the nearby parish church of St. Martin.
Where this château is
Hirrlingen · Landkreis Tübingen · Baden-Württemberg
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Address
72145 Hirrlingen
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- Heritage status
- Protection status unknown
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Frequently asked
- Can visitors go inside Schloss Hirrlingen?
- No, the building houses the municipal town hall and is not set up for tourist visits.
- Who built Schloss Hirrlingen?
- Baron Georg VII von Ow had it built between 1557 and 1558, modelled on the castle at Bühl.
- What remains of the original moat?
- Only the pond on the village side has survived, the rest of the moat having been filled in.
- Who owned the castle after the von Ow family?
- After the von Ow-Hirrlingen line died out in 1709, the estate passed to Count Anton Ferdinand von Attems before being acquired by the municipality in the 19th century.
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