Chameregg Castle
The Castle Chameregg is located in the same district of the Upper Palatinate town of Cham in the district of Cham of Bavaria .
history
The history of the castle corresponds to the representation about the castle Chameregg . The castle was abandoned around 1500 and Chameregg Castle was built in the valley. The current village of Chameregg was built around this castle. Until 1862, Chameregg Hofmark was owned by various noble families. The last noble owner was Theodor von Hallberg-Broich . After his death, Schloss Chameregg went into private ownership.
Construction
According to the engraving by Michael Wening in 1721, Chameregg Castle was a two-storey building covered with a gable roof with a porch covered by a pent roof. The corners of the house were highlighted by blocks. The castle had a small tower through which the entrance led. The facility was enclosed with a simple plank fence.
Today the renovated building has a stepped gable .
The castle is privately owned and cannot be visited.
literature
- Max Piendl: The Cham district court (pp. 36–37). (= Historical Atlas of Bavaria, part of Altbayern booklet 8). Commission for Bavarian History, Michael Laßleben Verlag , Munich 1955.
Individual evidence
Castles: Altrandsberg Castle | Arnschwang Castle | Atzenzell Castle | Blaibach Castle | Chameregg Castle (exited) | Flischbach Castle | Furth Castle in the Forest | Geigant Castle (exited) | Grafenwiesen Castle | Gutmaning Castle | Castle House (exited) | Hillstett Castle (exited) | Hof Palace (exited) | Hohenwarth Castle | Hötzing Castle | Katzberg Castle | Kleinaign Castle (exited) | Lixenried Castle | Loifling moated castle | Miltach Castle | Pemfling Castle | Pillmersried Castle (exited) | Püdensdorf Castle (exited) | Raindorf Castle (exited) | Ränkam Castle | Rötz Castle | Castle saddle arch (removed) | Sattelpeilnstein Castle | Satzdorf Castle | Schachendorf Castle | Stachesried Castle | Stamsried Castle | Strahlfeld Castle | Thierlstein Castle (Lichtenstein) | Untertraubbach Castle (dismissed) | Waffenbrunn Palace | Waldmünchen Castle | Wiesing Castle (exited) | Windischbergerdorf Castle | Zandt Castle
Castles and ruins: Altenschneeberg Castle (dismissed) | Arnstein Castle (exited) | Bleschenberg Castle (exited) | Buchberg castle ruins | Castle Cham (Schwedenschanze) | Chamerau Castle (exited) | Chameregg castle ruins | Darstein Castle (exited) | Eschlkam fortified church | Falkenstein Castle | Friedersried Castle (exited) | Gleißenberg Castle (dismissed) | Haidstein Castle (exited) | Herzogau Castle (exited) | Castle at the Hohen Bogen (exited) | Kager Castle (exited) | Katzenrohrbach Castle (exited) | Kirchenrohrbach Castle (Gußstein) (dismissed) | Kolmberg Castle (exited) | Kürnberg Castle ruins | Lichteneck castle ruins | Liebenau moated castle | Liebenstein Castle (exited) | Lobenstein castle ruins | Löwendorf Castle (exited) | Neuhaus castle ruins | Castle on the Great Osser (exited) | Rackelsdorf Castle (exited) | Regenpeilstein Castle | Runding castle ruins | Castle ruin Sattelpeilnstein (Peilstein) | Schellerlhof castle ruins | Schwärzenberg Castle | Schwarzenburg castle ruins | Sengersberg castle ruins | Siegenstein castle ruins | Burgstall Thierling | Treffelstein castle ruins | Wetterfeld castle ruins
Tower hill castles (all gone): Tower hill Aignhof | Haselberg Tower Hill Castle | Tower Hill Kammerdorf | Katzbach Tower Hill | Laichstätt Tower Hill | Tower Hill Lamberg | Perwolfing Tower Hill | Roßbach tower hill
Castle stables (lost, unknown castles): Burgstall Einberg | Burgstall Ödschloss | Burgstall Schanzenberg | Burgstall Wachsteinfelsen
Fortified churches: Fortified church Kötzting (Assumption of Mary) | Fortified church in Neukirchen bei Heiligen Blut (later a nursing home)
Coordinates: 49 ° 12 ′ 41.9 ″ N , 12 ° 42 ′ 37.6 ″ E