CastleNürnberg-Mögeldorf

Schmausen Castle

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The very wealthy red beer brewer Georg Schmaus, who owned profitable quarries and who gave the Reuhelberg its new name Schmausenbuck, acquired a large garden in 1667 on today's Ziegenstraße, where a manor house is said to have once stood.

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Source: herrensitze.com · Image: http://schloesserrundschau.de/bayern/schloesser01/nuernberg12.html

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Location: 49.4621, 11.1332