Wasserburg Grüningen
Landkreis Biberach
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Wasserburg Grüningen stands in Landkreis Biberach (Landkreis Biberach), in Baden-Württemberg, Germany. Its opening hours and prices have not been verified at the source yet.
The Wasserburg Grüningen stands in the Landkreis Biberach, in Baden-Württemberg, and has remained in the hands of the same family, the von Hornstein, since the early 14th century. Much of the present building dates from the late Middle Ages, though the remains of a Hohenstaufen-era keep, with its distinctive rusticated stonework, survive over two storeys on the eastern side. Damaged during the Thirty Years' War, the castle was rebuilt in 1686, when a half-timbered upper floor was added. The grounds also include outbuildings and the former patronage church of St Blaise.
What to know
- The castle remains in the hands of the von Hornstein family, who have passed it down since 1311.
- Visits can only be arranged by calling the owner in advance.
- The surviving remains of the original Hohenstaufen-era keep can be seen on the eastern side of the building.
- The former patronage church of St Blaise is part of the wider estate.
Where this château is
Landkreis Biberach · Landkreis Biberach · Baden-Württemberg
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Address
Parkstraße 29, 88499 Riedlingen-Grüningen
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- Protection status unknown
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Frequently asked
- Can you visit the Wasserburg Grüningen without booking?
- No, visits must be arranged in advance by telephone with the owner.
- How long has the von Hornstein family owned the castle?
- The Hornstein-Grüningen line dates back to 1311, and the castle has stayed within the family ever since.
- What remains of the original medieval structure?
- Part of the Hohenstaufen-era keep, with its rusticated stonework, survives over two storeys on the eastern side.
- Was the castle ever destroyed?
- It was partially damaged during the Thirty Years' War and rebuilt in 1686.
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