Can you visit Schloss Isareck?

No, it is a private residence belonging to the La Rosée family and has no organized visitor access.

Who built Schloss Isareck?

The present building was constructed between 1559 and 1570 for Duke Albrecht V of Bavaria by master builder Asmus Hälmayr.

Why does Schloss Isareck only have one wing today?

A fire in 1648 and a partial demolition in 1803 destroyed the southeastern half of the original four-winged complex.

Who owns Schloss Isareck today?

The estate has belonged to the counts of La Rosée since 1824, who still live there.

Has Schloss Isareck appeared in films or TV series?

Yes, it served as a filming location for the series Graf Yoster gibt sich die Ehre and for an episode of Meister Eder und sein Pumuckl.

Schloss Isareck

Isareck Castle

Wang

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No visits on recordNo opening hours or ticketing found

Where: Wang

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

Schloss Isareck stands on the steep slopes above the confluence of the Isar and Amper rivers, near the hamlet of Isareck close to Wang in Bavaria. First recorded in 1283, the estate passed through the counts of Moosburg to the Wittelsbach dukes, and Duke Albrecht V had the present building erected between 1559 and 1570 under master builder Asmus Hälmayr as a four-winged complex. A fire in 1648 and a partial demolition in 1803 left only the three-storey northeastern wing standing, with its portal, the St. George chapel and a tower topped by a baroque onion dome. Owned by the counts of La Rosée since 1824, the schloss has also served as a filming location for German television productions, including an episode of Meister Eder und sein Pumuckl.

What to know

Schloss Isareck is privately owned, inhabited by the counts of La Rosée, and is not open for interior visits.
The building can be glimpsed from the surrounding area, particularly from the St 2045 road that runs along its southern side.
No opening hours or admission fees are available, as the building is not set up for public access.
The site is listed as a Baudenkmal in Bavaria, protecting both the remaining wing and underground remains.
The schloss is chiefly known today for having served as a filming location for German television productions.

Where this château is

Wang · Landkreis Freising · Bayern

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Isareck 3, 85368 Wang

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Heritage status: Baudenkmal in Bayern

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Can you visit Schloss Isareck?: No, it is a private residence belonging to the La Rosée family and has no organized visitor access.
Who built Schloss Isareck?: The present building was constructed between 1559 and 1570 for Duke Albrecht V of Bavaria by master builder Asmus Hälmayr.
Why does Schloss Isareck only have one wing today?: A fire in 1648 and a partial demolition in 1803 destroyed the southeastern half of the original four-winged complex.
Who owns Schloss Isareck today?: The estate has belonged to the counts of La Rosée since 1824, who still live there.
Has Schloss Isareck appeared in films or TV series?: Yes, it served as a filming location for the series Graf Yoster gibt sich die Ehre and for an episode of Meister Eder und sein Pumuckl.