Immenstadt Castle

The City Palace was probably built as an administrative building in 1550 by Count Hugo XVI of Montfort-Rothenfels (year above the lintel in the entrance area) and expanded into a palace between 1595 and 1620 by Georg Freiherr zu Königsegg. For this purpose, several townhouses had to be dismantled and moved in front of the eastern city gate. The south wing was built at the end of the 17th century, and the west wing in 1746. As late as the early seventies, the City Palace presented itself with an inner courtyard enclosed on all four sides by buildings. In 1973, the west wing was finally demolished. Particularly worth seeing is the former ballroom with charming stucco work from around 1720. The City Palace is now owned by a private investor.