CastleMunich (München)

Perlachsoed Castle

To be privately owned

Schloss Perlachsoed, also known as Neusönner Schlösschen, is a building in the southern part of Munich's Perlach district. It is a registered architectural monument.

History+

The origins of the estate date back to March 12, 1696, when Johann Sebald Neusönner, a privy secretary and later governor, acquired the property along with its adjacent lands. On January 17, 1697, he received the privilege from Elector Max Emmanuel of Bavaria to establish a noble free seat. Construction of the castle began in the same year. In 1727, the castle was expanded.

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Source: Wikipedia · Licence: CC BY-SA 4.0

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