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Blutenburg Castle

This was built in 1438 as a hunting lodge for Albert III, Duke of Bavaria.

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Blutenburg Castle
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It was on a river island between two arms of the River Würm, with the east arm dammed to create an ornamental lake - leisure rather than defence was always the intention here, and the ring wall, towers and gatehouse weren't designed against serious assault. It was embellished and extended by Albert's son Duke Sigismund, the stand-out being the chapel of 1488 in late Gothic style.

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