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Schloss Illerfeld, Memmingen

Schloss Illerfeld

Illerfeld Castle

Memmingen

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Where
Memmingen

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

Schloss Illerfeld stands on a gentle rise near the banks of the Iller, in the hamlet of Illerfeld that belongs to Memmingen. Built in 1784 by Sigmund von Lupin, the two-storey main house was extended between 1820 and 1830 with the addition of lower side wings. Inside, fragments of a former organ case from St. Martin's Church in Memmingen were reused in the ceilings, and the staircase features an oak railing decorated with Empire-style motifs. The surrounding park contains a replica of an ancient sculpture and an obelisk raised in memory of a horse.

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What to know

  • The building is protected as a Baudenkmal in Bavaria.
  • No verified information is available regarding opening hours or admission fees.
  • The schloss is located in the hamlet of Illerfeld, near Memmingen.
  • The adjoining park, crossed by a road, includes outdoor features worth seeing beyond the main building.

Where this château is

Memmingen · Memmingen · Bayern

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Address

87700 Memmingen

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Heritage status
Baudenkmal in Bayern

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Frequently asked

Who built Schloss Illerfeld?
The schloss was built in 1784 by Sigmund von Lupin.
Where is Schloss Illerfeld located?
It is located in Illerfeld, a hamlet belonging to Memmingen, Bavaria.
Can Schloss Illerfeld be visited?
No verified information about opening hours or access is available.
What can be seen in the park?
The park contains a replica of an ancient sculpture and an obelisk raised in memory of a horse.

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Sources

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