Burgruine Wildenegg

The Burgruine Wildenegg is a medieval defensive castle located in Oberhofen am Irrsee, Austria.

Overview

The Burgruine Wildenegg was constructed during the 12th century, with the exact dates of its construction being unclear. Believed to have been built as a fortified stronghold, the castle played an important role in the region's defense against invading forces.

History

• The Burgruine Wildenegg was constructed during the 12th century, with the exact dates of its construction being unclear. Believed to have been built as a fortified stronghold, the castle played an important role in the region's defense against invading forces.
• Historically significant events associated with the castle include the medieval period and the subsequent decline of the castle's importance.

Architecture

The Burgruine Wildenegg is classified as a defensive castle. Its architectural style reflects the typical features of medieval fortifications, including thick stone walls and narrow windows.

• The castle's layout consists of several sections, including the keep and the outer bailey. The exact design and construction details are not well-documented.

Location

The Burgruine Wildenegg is situated in Oberhofen am Irrsee, a town located in the state of Upper Austria.

The address is Am Irrsee, providing easy access to the castle's location.

Current Status and Use

The castle's ruins are currently open to visitors, offering a glimpse into its rich history and architectural significance. However, no official guided tours or events are available at present.

Heritage Status

The Burgruine Wildenegg is classified as a heritage site by the Austrian state, with a heritage designation of 2.

Visiting Information

• Visitors can access the castle's ruins via Am Irrsee. The nearest town center is Oberhofen am Irrsee, which offers various amenities and services for tourists.

Notable Features and Rooms

The Burgruine Wildenegg features several notable architectural elements, including:

• Thick stone walls
• Narrow windows
• Keep and outer bailey