Paßklausenturm

Description

The 14m high Paßklausenturm is the surviving part of a moated castle in Tannenberg. It was probably built by Fredrik Barbarossa around 1162. The castle was destroyed in Hussite Wars.

Address
Rittergut 5, Tannenberg, Germany

Established
12th century

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