The Stromburg castle was the home and birthplace of the "German Michel", Hans Michael Elias of Obentraut.
The history of the Stromburg can be traced back to its first mention in 1056.
Its first destruction dates back to 1116, when Archbishop Adalbert of Mainz had this royal castle destroyed right down to its foundation walls. It was rebuilt many years later. The Stromburg was the home and birthplace of the "German Michel", Hans Michael Elias of Obentraut (2.10.1574 - 25.10.1625).
Opening times
open today
Monday
00:00–24:00
Tuesday
00:00–24:00
Wednesday
00:00–24:00
Thursday
00:00–24:00
Friday
00:00–24:00
Saturday
00:00–24:00
Sunday
00:00–24:00
The castle courtyard is freely accessible unless the castle is booked as an event location, which you can recognize by the closed castle gate. The view of the city is phenomenal!
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