Schloß Stepperg
Rennertshofen, Germany, Germany
Schloß Stepperg is a historic manor castle located in the village of Stepperg near Rennertshofen in Bavaria.
Its roots go back to the medieval Hofmark of Stepperg, but the main castle building seen today was constructed in the late 16th century by the wealthy Welser family of Augsburg and later passed through several noble families. The castle was expanded over time, particularly in the early 19th century when two side wings with distinctive square towers were added.
Around 1800, it became the residence of Maria Leopoldine of Austria, the widowed Electress of Bavaria, who played an important role in developing the estate and increasing its agricultural prosperity. Today, Schloß Stepperg remains privately owned by the Counts of Moy and is surrounded by a historic park with mature trees.
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86643 Rennertshofen-Stepperg, Germany
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Schloß Stepperg is located in Rennertshofen, Germany, Germany.
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