The remains of the castle can be visited
CastleSenftenberg-Imbach
Imbach Castle
West of the Krems are the meager remains of the Imbach castle ruins, first mentioned in 1130. In the foundations, the structure of a castle complex with a surrounding wall of regular ashlar masonry from around the 12th or early 13th century is recognizable. In 1269, the castle was already demolished again.
On the east side are the foundations of a chapel with a round apse, uncovered in 1979/1980.
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