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Since the 16th century

The history of Schloß Neuhaus.

From medieval moated castle and Renaissance remodelling to a living cultural heritage site in the Kraichgau. Six centuries that still show in the house today.

A place steeped in history

Six centuries in five chapters.

until 1550

Medieval beginnings

The story begins in the late Middle Ages, when the area around Ehrstädt was shaped by various noble families. The earliest references date back to the 14th century. It was probably around this time that a moated castle was built, serving as a residence, a place of protection and a symbol of prestige, and forming part of a network of small noble castles in the Kraichgau region.

c. 1550 to 1600

The Renaissance remodelling

The turning point came with the renovation carried out by Hans von Helmstatt around the middle of the 16th century. The medieval castle was transformed into a residence of architectural distinction. The castle chapel and the clear geometric layout of the complex are particular testaments to this. Neuhaus became not only a seat of power, but also a cultural statement.

17th to 18th centuries

Change through war

The Thirty Years’ War brought devastation, including to Neuhaus. The estate was plundered and damaged on several occasions, and changed hands repeatedly. Parts of the complex were never repaired, and its character as a noble residence faded into the background. This was a period of decline from which the castle would not recover until much later.

19th and 20th centuries

Preservation and rediscovery

Although the estate was used for farming at times, its historic core survived, protected by its solid construction. In the 20th century, awareness of its cultural and architectural value grew. Restoration work secured the buildings, and loving care preserved their character.

today

A living heritage

Today, Schloß Neuhaus belongs to the von Gemmingen-Hornberg family and is run as a wedding and event venue. Where estate life and courtly festivities once shaped everyday life, couples, families and businesses now celebrate. A silent witness to times gone by, kept alive by continuing to be used.

Historical engraving of Schloß Neuhaus in the Insenbach Valley Schloß Neuhaus today, seen from the air
Heritage conservation you can touch

What is used
is what is preserved.

Every celebration held at Schloß Neuhaus helps to preserve this 16th-century complex.

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