Gruttenstein Castle

Description

Gruttenstein castle was probably built in the 12th century for the local counts. It was however destroyed by the army of archbishop of Salzburg in 1196 and rebuilt few years later. From the 13th century Gruttenstein served as the official residence of ducal Bavarian official. Today the castle is in private ownership and completely renovated.

Address
Pfannhauserweg 3, Bad Reichenhall, Germany

Established
12th century

More Information
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