To be privately owned
Lamerdingen Castle
In Lamerdingen, Bavaria's Ostallgäu region, stands a former official building constructed around 1700. It once served as the seat of the sub-bailiff and is today an example of Baroque architecture in the area.
History+
The origins of Lamerdingen Castle date back to approximately 1700, when it was built as the official residence for the sub-bailiff. Inside, specifically in the Baroque staircase, the coat of arms of the builder, Franz Anton von Imhof, can still be found.
On site+
Today, Lamerdingen Castle is privately owned. Public access to the interior is not possible.
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