- The Château du
Hohlandsbourg or
Hohlandsberg is a
ruined castle in the
commune of Wintzenheim, near Colmar, in the Haut-Rhin département of France. It...
- the
French Revolution,
Wintzenheim was a
dependency of the
Lords of
Hohlandsbourg. It was
administered by the
Ribeaupierre family and
later by the Counts...
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coming and going. It is found, for example, at the
Alsatian castle of
Hohlandsbourg, the
Hochburg in Emmendingen, the
Electoral Cologne castle of Friedestrom...
- Haut-Kœnigsbourg
Other castles:
Ortenbourg and
Ramstein (above Sélestat),
Hohlandsbourg, Fleckenstein, Haut-Barr (above Saverne), Saint-Ulrich (above Ribeauvillé)...
- Hattstatt-Schauenbourg • Haut-Ribeaupierre •
Heidwiller •
Hohenack •
Hohlandsbourg •
Hugstein •
Kaysersberg •
Landskron • Lupfen-Schwendi • Meywhir...
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Ownership p****ed to
Lazarus von Schwendi, who also
owned Château du
Hohlandsbourg, who
rebuilt part of the
castle and
extended it.
Since 1972, the castle...
- Husseren-les-Châteaux) and Château de Hagueneck. A
little further away are Château du
Hohlandsbourg and Château de Pflixbourg,
which can be
reached on foot or by car. The...
-
Murbach cited the
Hengst vineyard for the
first time. The
lords of
Hohlandsbourg and the
bailiff of
Kayserberg shared its
feudal rights until the French...
-
vineyards in the
region were Château de Lupfen-Schwendi and Château du
Hohlandsbourg. He was a
natural son of
Ruland von
Schwendi (the
owner of Schwendi...
- Haut-Ribeaupierre 100111th
century Ruins Château de
Hohenack Ruins Château du
Hohlandsbourg 12791279
Ruins Destro**** 1637. Château du
Hugstein 120113-15th century...
