Liebieg Castle

Kobern-Gondorf, Germany

Liebieg Castle was built by knight Marsilius Gondorf around 1255-1272. Between 1493-1762 it was owned by Eifel family. The current appearance dates mainly from the restoration made in 1859-1960.

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Founded: 1859-1960
Category: Castles and fortifications in Germany
Historical period: German Confederation (Germany)

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Ian Springhall (6 years ago)
Views are exciting
T. Scott Smith (6 years ago)
Great castle
Gints Kļaviņš (7 years ago)
Beautiful castle and easy to park your car
Marcel de Poel (7 years ago)
Was helaas gesloten, ziet er wel mooi uit
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