Schloss Neubronn

Neu-Ulm, Germany, Germany

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Schloss Neubronn is a historic manor house located in the Holzschwang area of Neu-Ulm, Bavaria, Germany.

Originally built around 1560 to 1575 for the wealthy Gienger merchant family of nearby Ulm, it served as a patrician country residence rather than a military fortress. The castle is a distinctive three-story building with a steep gabled roof, decorative stepped gables, and small roof turrets that reflect late Renaissance architectural styles.

The estate also includes historic features such as a garden wall, well, and former outbuildings, all of which are protected as cultural monuments. Today, Schloss Neubronn remains privately owned and is not generally open to the public. It is valued as an important example of a historic aristocratic country estate and a preserved part of the region’s architectural heritage.