Burgstelle Schollenberg

The Burgstelle Schollenberg is a medieval defensive castle located in Flaach, Switzerland.

Overview

The site features a fortified tower with an attached living quarters and remains of the surrounding moat.

History

1. The construction period of the Burgstelle Schollenberg dates back to the 13th century (C13). It was built as a defensive structure, characteristic of medieval fortifications.
2. A fire led to its demolition in 1838/39, and it was subsequently replaced with a farmhouse.

Architecture

The castle's architecture is typical of medieval defensive structures, featuring a fortified tower with attached living quarters.

The site still retains remnants of the surrounding moat, providing evidence of its original purpose as a defensive stronghold.

Location

• Address: Burgstelle Schollenberg, 4, Schollenberg, Flaach
• Country: Switzerland
• Town: Flaach

Current Status and Use

The castle's current status is that of a private property.

Due to its historical significance, the site remains an important landmark in the region.

Heritage Status

As a medieval defensive structure, the Burgstelle Schollenberg holds cultural and historical importance.

Their heritage status ensures the preservation of this significant piece of Switzerland's past.

Visiting Information

Due to the castle's private nature, visiting is not permitted.

However, the surrounding area offers scenic views and opportunities for exploration.

Notable Features and Rooms

The Burgstelle Schollenberg features a fortified tower with attached living quarters.

The site also retains remnants of the surrounding moat, providing insight into its original purpose as a defensive stronghold.