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Zurlaubenhof

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Zurlaubenhof manor
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The Zurlaubenhof is a Baroque manor that at times belonged to the Zurlauben family, who were active in the mercenary trade from the 15th to the 18th century. The manor house was built from 1597 to 1621; the estate includes the St. Konrad chapel, consecrated in 1635, a tenant's house of 1645 and a loggia of 1736.

Facts

  • Manor house 1597–1621
  • St. Konrad chapel consecrated in 1635
  • Tenant's house 1645
  • Loggia 1736

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Coordinates (LV95): 2,681,744 / 1,224,009

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