Castle Sulzburg

The Sulzburg is the demolish of a late medieval Spornburg close Unterlenningen in the region of Esslingen in Baden-Wurttemberg. Since the fourteenth century, the Sulzburg shows up in records . The principal known proprietors were the Lords of Neidlingen . From around 1395, the Sulzburg Wuerttemberg fief of a branch of the Lords of Speth . Amid the Thirty Years' War , the stronghold was involved by royal troops and crushed, however then remade.

After the Speth had ceased to exist, 1650 Philipp Ludwig of Cannstatt got the Sulzburg as a fief. His girls sold the plant in 1693 for 4,500 guilders to the Duchess mother Magdalena Sibylle , the inhabitant in Kirchheim dowager Duke Wilhelm Ludwigs . Up to 1700 experienced an old manor watch up, at that point the since quite a while ago bedraggled dividers wound up appalling. 1966/67, the demolish was secured and halfway remade.

The fortress consists of ious wings and courtyard. The Prince-Bishop's apartments are located in the so-called "Hoher Stock".
Salzburg Bull:- The Krautturm powder tower houses a huge aerophon of in excess of 200 channels which is known as the "Salzburg Bull" Salzburger Stier. This gigantic mechanical organ was worked in 1502 by Archbishop Leonhard von Keutschach. It was re-established by Rochus Egedacher in 1735.
Golden Chamber:- The Golden Chamber is the most eminently outfitted room of the regal chambers. The two long dividers are taken up by seats that are lavishly beautified with vines, grapes, foliage and creatures. These seats used to be secured with fabric or calfskin, yet the upholstery has not made due into the advanced age. The dividers additionally used to be canvassed in gold-emblazoned cowhide embroidered artwork which decorated the lower some portion of the divider.