Delling (Seefeld)
Delling is an estate in the Aubachtal near Seefeld in the Starnberg district . It is owned by the City of Munich .
history
The place was mentioned as a property of the Lords of Telingen in the early 12th century. Delling Castle played an important role in the fighting between the Andechs and Wittelsbachers and was destroyed in 1243. In 1248 the hamlet became a Bavarian duke's fief. In 1301 it fell into the possession of the Wildecker. The first reference to the Hofmark Delling can be found in 1442. The owners of the Hofmark changed over the years: Tuxenhauser (1445), Pechthaler (1494), Lung von Planegg (1527), Schöttl (1535). In 1580 the Hofmark passed into the possession of the Seefeld rulership via Duke Wilhelm . In 1972, Graf Toerring sold it to Baron Hirsch from Planegg , who in turn sold it to the City of Munich in 1981. The Schluifeld estate also belonged to Hofmark Delling .
Attractions
- Gutshof Delling in Mühlstraße 2, a former outbuilding of the Dellingen Castle, built in the 16th and 17th centuries. Century, 19th century external appearance
- Hofmarkskapelle St. Georg, built in 1774/75 by Franz Ignaz Wolf , Leonhard Matthäus Gießl or Balthasar Trischberger . Inside an altar attributed to Franz Xaver Schmädl
- Wayside shrine on Antoniusberg, 16th century
- Oak alley between Seefeld and Ettenhofen, 18th century
- Dellinger Buchet, a forest with a view of the
economy
The TQ-Group GmbH is based in Delling.
literature
- Gerhard Schober: District of Starnberg. Ensembles, architectural monuments, archaeological Gelendedenkmäler , Schnell & Steiner, Munich 1989, p. 242. ISBN 3-7954-1005-3
Web links
Chapel of St. George
Manor house with St. Georg chapel
Farm buildings
Eichenallee Gut Delling - Schwaige Ettenhofen
Eichenallee Schloss Seefeld - Gut Delling
Delling Castle around 1700
Coordinates: 48 ° 3 ′ 35.73 " N , 11 ° 14 ′ 16.35" E