Interesting fact
Hohes Schloss, located in Füssen, Bavaria, Germany, is a prominent example of late Gothic architecture. Constructed mainly in the 15th century, it features characteristic towers and painted façades. The castle also housed the bishops of Augsburg from 1486 to 1505.
More about Hohes Schloss
The castle's exterior displays trompe-l'œil architectural paintings, a unique feature of the time. Originally built as a summer residence for bishops, it now includes an art gallery showcasing works from the Bavarian State Collections. Visitors can access the site via public transport from Füssen, with the nearest train station being approximately 1.2 kilometers away.