Neuhaus am Inn Castle
The Schloss Neuhaus is in Neuhaus am Inn right on the border with Austria on Innufer .
In the 14th century it was built on a rock by the Bavarian dukes to protect the Inn Bridge from Schärding . From 1750 to 1752 the renovation was carried out in the Rococo style , according to the assumption of a chronicler by master builder Johann Michael Fischer . The client was the President of the Court Chamber, Ferdinand Reichsgraf von der Wahl.
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The castle experienced numerous changes of ownership. In 1859 it was purchased by the Princess Auguste von Auersperg for 9000 guilders from the Institute of the English Misses of Burghausen .
The extension built in the following years was connected to the old building in 1902/03 by the architect Johann Baptist Schott and master builder Capellaro through a neo-baroque church that served as a parish church until 1974.
The two tail gables on the side wings of the three-story castle stand out. The building has been used completely by the secondary school since 2011.
literature
- Gottfried Schäffer , Gregor Peda: Castles and palaces in the Passau region . ( Small Pannonia series , Volume 60) Pannonia Verlag, Freilassing 1977, ISBN 3-7897-0060-6 , pp. 2-3.
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Coordinates: 48 ° 27 '36 " N , 13 ° 25' 35" E