Freundsberg Castle was founded in 1150 by the Lords of Freundsberg. The initial structure was a five-story residential tower, standing 28 meters tall. This tower is still preserved today and visitors can see parts of the original fresco paintings. This historical aspect of the castle provides a glimpse into the past and is a highlight for those interested in history and architecture.
Since 1948, Freundsberg Castle has been home to a local history museum. The museum documents the development of the city of Schwaz and the silver mining that was conducted in the surrounding area. Visitors can learn about the local history and the importance of silver mining to the region, making it an educational and interesting visit.
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Burggasse 55, Schwaz
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