Schloss Rauenstein
Überlingen
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Schloss Rauenstein (Überlingen) stands in Überlingen (Bodenseekreis), in Baden-Württemberg, Germany. The building is a listed Baudenkmal. Its opening hours and prices have not been verified at the source yet.
Schloss Rauenstein stands on a wooded rise east of Überlingen, above Lake Constance. This neo-baroque villa was built around 1903 for the Swiss private income holder Otto Ziesing, its facades marked by projecting bays, pilasters and figurative reliefs beneath mansard roofs and a distinctive central dome visible from afar. The building itself is largely closed to visitors, but the surrounding public park, lined with a chestnut avenue and crossed by a trail devoted to Lake Constance apple varieties, remains open for walks.
What to know
- The 2.68-hectare public park around the schloss is freely accessible and suitable for a walk.
- The interior of the building has been closed to the public since the Ravensburg-Weingarten University vacated it in September 2018.
- An educational trail on Lake Constance apple varieties runs along the south slope of the park.
- The site sits on a hill east of Überlingen, so reaching it involves a gentle uphill walk from town.
- The city of Überlingen has owned the property since 2015, having bought it from the Bodenseekreis.
Where this château is
Überlingen · Bodenseekreis · Baden-Württemberg
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Address
Rauensteinstraße 66, 88662 Überlingen
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- Heritage status
- Kulturdenkmal in Deutschland
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Frequently asked
- Can you visit the inside of Schloss Rauenstein?
- No, the building has been largely vacant and closed to the public since Ravensburg-Weingarten University moved out in 2018.
- Who built Schloss Rauenstein?
- The Swiss private income holder Otto Ziesing had the villa built around 1903 on the Rauhhalde hill.
- Is the park around Schloss Rauenstein open to the public?
- Yes, the 2.68-hectare park surrounding the schloss is a freely accessible public space.
- What architectural style is Schloss Rauenstein built in?
- The villa is neo-baroque, featuring projecting bays, pilasters and figurative reliefs beneath mansard roofs.
- Who owns Schloss Rauenstein today?
- The city of Überlingen has owned it since 2015, having purchased it from the Bodenseekreis.
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