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between a
bergfried and a keep is that a
bergfried was
typically not
designed for
permanent habitation. The
living quarters of a
castle with a
bergfried are...
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French soldiers finally destro**** the place. The
surviving keep, or
bergfried, was
initially used as a prison, but was no
longer fit for that purpose...
- half of the 14th century, the still-extant five-sided 33 m (108 ft) high
bergfried (similar to a keep) was built. A
second castle tower is
mentioned in 1346...
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concentric walls built in the 16th
century and oval in shape, and the
bergfried which is of
Romanesque origin. Its
character is
still that of a fortress...
- with its
great perron on the park side, is a 19th-century addition. The
bergfried is
integrated as an
element of the west wing into the main
structure and...
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inner courtyard, in the
centre of
which was a
round Romanesque keep (
bergfried), with an
outside wall 4 m thick.
Water was
supplied to the
castle by...
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Bischofstein Castle (German: Burg Bischofstein) is a
castle by the
Moselle in Germany. It sits
between Moselkern and Hatzenport;
these and the
castle face...
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Romanesque 13th
century Bergfried (keep), the
Renaissance well
house from 1603 and the
Marienkirche (or St Mary's Church). The
Bergfried was
originally known...
- metre,
square bergfried are vaulted.
Access to the
second floor is via a
staircase in the wall. The
building attached to the
bergfried was
built in 1989...
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large towers are
often the
strongest point of the castle: the keep or the
bergfried. As the gate is
always a
vulnerable point of a castle,
towers may be built...
