Steeg Castle
Steeg Castle , located directly near Buchbach , was the center of the Hofmark Steeg .
history
Steeg Castle was one of the seats of the noble and knight family of the Pfaffinger (until around 1475). The Losnitz von Steeg also named themselves after the manor (a member of the family sold the Hofmark in 1641). The last owner, Leonhard Sinbert von Mandl, sold the castle around 1840. The Freiherr von Mandl'sche patrimonial court was dissolved. The castle was demolished in 1850.
The only remnant of the castle, which was demolished in 1850, is the former castle chapel St. Marien .
Web links
- Hofmark Steeg in the Historical Atlas of Bavaria
- buchbach.de to the castle chapel
- View by Michael Wening
- Entry in the list of monuments
Castles: Adlstein Castle | Egglkofen Castle | Furth Castle (exited) | Guttenburg Castle | Hampersberg Castle | Hellsberg Castle | Jettenbach Castle | Klugham Castle (exited) | Mühldorf Castle | Salmanskirchen Castle (exited) | Schwindegg Castle | Steeg Castle (exited) | Zangberg Castle
Castles and ruins: Dornberg Castle (dismissed) | Hague Castle | Kraiburg Castle (exited) | Megling castle ruins
Castle stables (lost, unknown castles): Burgstall Heldenstein | Burgstall Niederheldenstein | Castle stable Palmberg | Burgstall Stetten
Coordinates: 48 ° 18 ′ 7 ″ N , 12 ° 16 ′ 4.2 ″ E