CastleInzlingen

Inzlingen Castle

Inzlingen Castle

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On the eastern edge of the municipality of Inzlingen in the Lörrach district is Inzlingen Castle, a moated castle. It is a landmark of the region.

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The first documented mention of Inzlingen Castle dates back to 1470, when a "castle or water house" owned by Heinrich Reich von Reichenstein was named. An earlier assumption suggested a mention in 1511. It is believed that an initial structure was built around 1400, originally as a solid L-shaped house with associated farm buildings. The moat was likely added in the 16th century and probably served more representative than military purposes. The castle acquired its current Baroque appearance between 1674 and 1745, with the interior decoration completed in the 18th century. Around 1750, a redesign in the Rococo style took place.

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Source: Wikipedia · Licence: CC BY-SA 4.0 · Image: Peter van der Wielen

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