CastleRöthenbach an der Pegnitz-Himmelgarten

Himmelgarten Castle

Himmelgarten Castle

To be privately owned

The farm, already called "Hymelgarten" in 1361/64, was originally imperial property and was granted in 1401 as an imperial fief by King Ruprecht to his financiers, the Nuremberg bankers and mining entrepreneurs Herdegen and Jobst Valzner. In the 16th century, the farm was owned by the St.

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Source: herrensitze.com · Image: http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Himmelgarten_10.jpg?uselang=de

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Location: 49.4809, 11.2742