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Laudegg Castle

Laudegg Castle
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The remains of the Castle can be visited
To be privately owned

The Lords of Laudeck were first mentioned in 1239 with Kuno von Laudeck. They were ministeriales of the Counts of Tyrol. At that time, the castle consisted only of the residential tower, a small palas, and the connecting curtain wall.

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Source: wehrbauten.at · Image: http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Ladis_-_Wohnturm_der_Burg_Laudegg_um_1200,_See.jpg?uselang=de

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Location: 47.0763, 10.6526