Neckarburg Castle

The Neckarburg in Neckartenzlingen near Stuttgart is also known locally as "Schlössle" (little castle) and has been documented since 1286 as "Burg zur Mühle" (Castle by the Mill). Over the centuries, it has been inhabited by noble families, officers, bailiffs, and farmers.

In the 16th century, it was burned down during the German Peasants' War and subsequently rebuilt. Today, the cellar and ground floor date from the Middle Ages, while the other floors are of more recent construction.

The ensemble of castle and mill was expanded in the 19th century with the addition of the well house. In 1976, the three buildings became the property of restorers, who restored them with expert care.