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Wasserschloss Dürnau, Dürnau

Schloss Dürnau

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Wasserschloss Dürnau stands in Dürnau (Landkreis Göppingen), in Baden-Württemberg, Germany. Its opening hours and prices have not been verified at the source yet.

The Wasserschloss Dürnau, in Dürnau, in the Landkreis Göppingen, in Baden-Württemberg, was a medieval moated manor house that was largely torn down in 1845. What remains today is the gatehouse, an 18th-century stone bridge and a vaulted cellar, the last traces of a complex that once included an old and a new castle along with farm buildings. The gatehouse now houses the Gralglasmuseum, dedicated to glass.

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  • Most of the castle complex was demolished in 1845, leaving only a small group of structures.
  • The surviving elements are the gatehouse, an 18th-century stone bridge and a vaulted cellar.
  • The gatehouse now houses the Gralglasmuseum, a glass museum, the only exhibition space on site.
  • Former farm buildings of the estate have been converted into shops in the village.
  • No verified information is available about opening hours, admission fees or accessibility.

Where this château is

Dürnau · Landkreis Göppingen · Baden-Württemberg

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Address

Dürnau, Landkreis Göppingen

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Heritage status
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Frequently asked

What remains of the Wasserschloss Dürnau today?
Only the gatehouse, an 18th-century stone bridge and a vaulted cellar survive, the rest of the complex having been demolished in 1845.
Can you visit the Wasserschloss Dürnau?
The surviving gatehouse houses the Gralglasmuseum, which can be visited, but no other part of the castle remains.
Who owned the Wasserschloss Dürnau?
The estate passed through the hands of the Westerstetten, Zillenhardt and Degenfeld families before becoming part of Württemberg in 1806.
Why was the castle demolished?
The buildings were recorded as derelict and uninhabited by the early 19th century, leading to their demolition in 1845.

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Within an hour’s drive

The most visited in this department — Landkreis Göppingen