The tower hill Rothenberg is a departed high medieval castle of the type of a tower hill castle (motte) on the 470 mabove sea level high “ Rothenberg” about 2800 meters east-northeast of Böhmfeld in the district of Eichstätt in Bavaria.
The tower mound is still preserved from the former moth complex.
See also: List of German tower hill castles
Literature
Wilhelm Neu, Volker Liedke (eds.): Oberbayern. Ensembles, monuments, archaeological monuments. Ed.: Michael Petzet, Bavarian State Office for the Preservation of Monuments (= Denkmälerin Bayern. Band I.2). Oldenbourg, Munich 1986, ISBN 3-486-52392-9.
Web links
Entry for Rothenberg in the private database “All castles”.
Weir churches:
St. Michael (Biberbach) |
St. Martin (Emsing) |
Assumption of the Virgin Mary (Gungolding) |
St. Margaretha (Irfersdorf) |
St. Ulrich (Kevenhüll) |
Kinding Castle |
St. Vitus (Kottingwörth) |
Assumption of the Virgin Mary (Möckenlohe) |
St. John Baptist (Stake Village) |
St. Brigida (Preith) |
St. John the Evangelist (Walting) |
St. Quirinus (Wolkertshofen)