Schloss Fronberg
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East view of the Naab away
The Fronberg Castle is an art historically significant area in the district Fronberg the major district town Schwandorf (Bavaria) in Bavaria.
History
Documentary evidence is the system for the year 1305. Those days the lords were invested with the Bailiwick wallet mountain for the reconstruction of destroyed by fire the previous building. In the Landshut War of Succession, the plant was also severely affected by fire affected, in 1594 almost half the village destroyed by fire.
Caroline of Holnstein who was born in 1815 at Castle Fronberg, lived there with her lover and future husband Wilhelm Freiherr von Künsberg.
Owner
- To mid- 15th century, the Fronberger
- 1464 until the beginning of the 16th century Pollinger
- 1507 Christoph von Plankenfels
- 1514 Hans Beck mistletoe
- 1521-1586 the Veste Berger
- 1587 Christoph Heinrich von Zedtwitz
- 1601-1622 Hans Wilhelm von und zu Guttenberg
- 1622 to 1829 the barons of Spiering
- It follows from Caroline Spiering married Countess of Holnstein and second marriage of Künsberg - Baroness von Fronberg
- Since 1875, in the possession of the Barons of Breidbach - Bürresheim
Specifications
From the original moat only the portion is received back to the economy. Culture historically important are the Renaissance arcades in the courtyard of the main building of three wings. Architecturally the Fronberg castle by the numerous extensions and conversions is difficult to grasp. It has been renovated in recent years. In the courtyard today find colorful cultural programs such as Theater, outdoor cinema and medieval festival instead.
The family of Breidbach - Bürresheim took in 1992 with a major renovation. The roof was completely renewed. In 2005 the so far last one took place, in which the exterior and the interior spaces have been set for the most part in standing. The road leading to the castle was named after Randolph of Breidbach - Bürresheim, who belonged to the circle of the German resistance on 20 July 1944.