Can you visit Schloss Miltach today?

The building changed owners in 2017, and the currently available sources do not specify the present conditions for public access.

Who built Schloss Miltach?

Construction began around 1600 under Justinian von Peilnstein, an illegitimate son of Duke Ernst of Bavaria, who had received the Miltach estate in 1572.

What was Schloss Miltach used for in the twentieth century?

It housed the art collection of Richard Oertel from 1920, and later, after restoration in the 1980s, a museum, a pottery workshop and a cellar used for concerts.

Is Schloss Miltach a protected monument?

It is listed as a Baudenkmal in Bavaria, along with a neighbouring former farm building.

Schloss Miltach

Miltach Castle

Miltach

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Schloss Miltach stands in Miltach (Landkreis Cham), in Bavaria, Germany. The building is a listed Baudenkmal. Its opening hours and prices have not been verified at the source yet.

Schloss Miltach stands in the village of Miltach, in the Bavarian Forest. Construction began around 1600 under Justinian von Peilnstein and reached its present form by the mid eighteenth century, when the façade was extended from nine to thirteen window bays. In private hands since the mid nineteenth century, it was owned in turn by a writer and later by an art collector whose holdings were auctioned off in 1979. The upper floor, once arranged as a museum with a hunting room and a chapel dedicated to Saint John Nepomuk, still reflects this layered history of private custodianship.

What to know

The Schloss has been privately owned since 2017, and the current owner is still shaping how the building will be opened to the public.
An adjoining former farm building, now a brewery, belongs to a different family and is not part of a visit to the Schloss.
The chapel inside the Schloss, dedicated to Saint John Nepomuk, was reconsecrated in 2009.
No opening hours, admission fees or accessibility details are currently published for visits.

Where this château is

Miltach · Landkreis Cham · Bayern

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Chamer Str. 9, 93468 Miltach

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Heritage status: Baudenkmal in Bayern

Frequently asked

Can you visit Schloss Miltach today?: The building changed owners in 2017, and the currently available sources do not specify the present conditions for public access.
Who built Schloss Miltach?: Construction began around 1600 under Justinian von Peilnstein, an illegitimate son of Duke Ernst of Bavaria, who had received the Miltach estate in 1572.
What was Schloss Miltach used for in the twentieth century?: It housed the art collection of Richard Oertel from 1920, and later, after restoration in the 1980s, a museum, a pottery workshop and a cellar used for concerts.
Is Schloss Miltach a protected monument?: It is listed as a Baudenkmal in Bavaria, along with a neighbouring former farm building.