Drasing Castle

The castle is a three-story, castle-like Renaissance building from the 16th century with a tower at the southeast corner and battlements crowning the central part of the north and south fronts. Above the northern entrance portal, the newly made coat of arms of the Feulner family can be seen. The square arcaded courtyard has pillars and column arcades. On a stone portal on the first floor, an empty escutcheon and stonemason's marks can be seen. In the Knights' Hall on the second floor of the east wing, there is a green glazed tiled stove in Renaissance forms. The chapel, first mentioned in 1660, on the ground floor of the west wing, houses a painting from 1698 depicting Christ on the cross.