Can visitors enter Schloss Maxhofen?

The building functions as a school retreat centre for the city of Munich, so public access to the interior is limited.

How old is Schloss Maxhofen?

The current main building was constructed in 1513, on the site of an earlier manor called Einhofen.

Where does the name Maxhofen come from?

The name comes from Count Maximilian von Preising, who acquired the estate in 1683 and renamed it accordingly.

What can be seen around Schloss Maxhofen?

Visitors can see a courtyard, an eighteenth-century symmetrical garden and a park with a fountain, pond and stream.

Schloss

Bruckmühl

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Where: Bruckmühl

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Schloss Brannenburg (Brannenburg Castle)Accommodation on site22 km

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

Schloss Maxhofen, also known as Schloss Ainhofen, stands in Bruckmühl, in the Landkreis Rosenheim, Bavaria. The present main building dates from 1513 and replaced an earlier seat of the noble Ainhover family. The three-winged complex, with its courtyard and symmetrical garden laid out in the eighteenth century, now serves as a school retreat for the city of Munich. Visitors can still see the chapel and outbuildings added in the seventeenth century by Count Maximilian von Preising, who gave the estate its current name.

What to know

The Schloss currently houses a school retreat centre run by the city of Munich, which limits public access to the interior.
The exterior, including the courtyard, the garden and the surrounding park, can be seen by walking around the grounds.
No visiting hours or admission fees are documented for the site, so this should be checked locally before planning a visit.
The estate is listed as a Baudenkmal in Bavaria.

Where this château is

Bruckmühl · Landkreis Rosenheim · Bayern

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Bruckmühl, Landkreis Rosenheim

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Heritage status: Baudenkmal in Bayern

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Frequently asked

Can visitors enter Schloss Maxhofen?: The building functions as a school retreat centre for the city of Munich, so public access to the interior is limited.
How old is Schloss Maxhofen?: The current main building was constructed in 1513, on the site of an earlier manor called Einhofen.
Where does the name Maxhofen come from?: The name comes from Count Maximilian von Preising, who acquired the estate in 1683 and renamed it accordingly.
What can be seen around Schloss Maxhofen?: Visitors can see a courtyard, an eighteenth-century symmetrical garden and a park with a fountain, pond and stream.