Hammelburg cellar castle
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The Hammelburg Cellar Castle , also known as the Red Castle , was built in 1726–1731 by Adolf von Dalberg (Prince Abbot of Fulda 1726–1737) according to plans by his Fulda court architect Andrea Gallasini on the foundations of a large cellar building as a summer residence. From 777 until 1816 , Hammelburg belonged to the Fulda Monastery and, as the center of viticulture, needed sufficient cellar capacities, which were created here. On November 3, 1737, the builder Adolf von Dalberg died in his new castle.
literature
- Anton Rahrbach, Jörg Schöffl, Otto Schramm: Palaces and castles in Lower Franconia - A complete representation of all palaces, manors, castles and ruins in the Lower Franconian independent cities and districts . Hofmann Verlag, Nuremberg 2002, ISBN 3-87191-309-X , p. 35.
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Castles: Aschach Castle | Ebenhausen Castle | Elfershausen Castle | Jagdschloss Euerdorf | Greifenstein Castle | Hammelburg cellar castle | Castle Rannungen | Römershag Castle | Rossbach Castle | Rossbach Castle | Saaleck Castle | Thundorf Castle | Völkersleier Castle | Waizenbach Castle | Weißenbach Castle | Windheim Castle | Zeitlofs Castle
Castles and ruins: Castle ruins Arnstein | Botenlauben castle ruins | Hunberg castle ruins | Reußenburg castle ruins | Schildeck castle ruins | Sodenberg Castle (exited) | Steinach Castle (Old Castle) | Trimburg castle ruins | Werberg castle ruins
Castle stables (lost castles): Burg Alt-Trimburg | Burgstall Alte Burg | Ringwall Altenberg | Burgstall Altenburg | Burgstall Bildhausen | Eiringsburg | Burgstall Engenthal | Frauenroth tower hill (Castrum Burchhardrode) | Ringwall Mettermich | Section fortification Michelsberg | Rabenstein Castle | Ringwall Schwedenschanze | Burgstall Thundorf | Section fortification Windsburg
Coordinates: 50 ° 6 ′ 51.8 ″ N , 9 ° 53 ′ 22.2 ″ E