Unteres Schloss

Immendingen, Germany, Germany

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Unteres Schloss in Immendingen, often called the von Reischach’sche Schloss, is a historic manor house on the southeastern edge of the town in the Tuttlingen district of Baden‑Württemberg, Germany, situated near the Donau River.

It likely dates back to the 13th century and was owned by the noble von Reischach family from 1504 until 1834, when it was largely destroyed by a fire in 1643 and then rebuilt in Baroque style around 1706. Today the Schloss belongs to the municipality of Immendingen and is used as a cultural and event venue, with exhibitions and assemblies occasionally held inside while the surrounding park‑like grounds remain open to the public, giving it the feel of a small, lived‑in castle rather than a major tourist monument.