Kleinbardorf Castle

Sulzfeld, Germany

Kleinbardorf Castle was built in 1589-90 to the site of ancient medieval castle. It is well-preserved moated castle and still privately inhabitated.

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Founded: 1589
Category: Castles and fortifications in Germany
Historical period: Reformation & Wars of Religion (Germany)

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Jürgen Hüfner (2 months ago)
The outside area can be visited
Matthias Mack (7 months ago)
Beautiful fairytale castle. You can walk around it, but unfortunately you can't visit it... private property
Martin Hoellein (7 months ago)
A small celebration took us to this village. We came across this castle while taking a walk. It is a small castle with a charming garden that would not be expected in this place.
Marcel (13 months ago)
Nice building, definitely. But I don't think it's okay to call an inhabited house that you can visit outside the property a sight.
Сергей Крыжановский (15 months ago)
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