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e bishop's castle on a hill dominating the town. Built at the end of the 13th century in the Gothic style, on an irregular plan in the place of the earlier castellan stronghold existing since the 11th century. It was the property of the bishops of Wrocław. Destroyed during the Hussite wars in the 1st half of the 15th century. Rebuilt and fortified in the 2nd half of the 15th century. It was rebuilt in the Renaissance style in the years 1585-1596 into the residence of bishops. It was occupied by the Swedes in 1646, and then by the Prussian army in 1741. Partially demolished in the nineteenth century, 2 wings, a tower from the fifteenth century and perimeter walls have survived from the old complex.
photo by ZeroJeden, II 2008 View of the courtyard from the entrance, photo by ZeroJeden, II 2008 Aerial photo, photo by ZeroJeden, VII 2019 photo by ZeroJeden, V 2009 Entrance to the castle, photo by ZeroJeden, V 2009 Castle on a postcard from 1928 View of the castle wing from the courtyard in the interwar period photo by ZeroJeden, II 2008 Otmuchów in the interwar period View from the tower to the south, photo by ZeroJeden, II 2008 View from the castle tower, photo by ZeroJeden, II 2008 photo by ZeroJeden, II 2008 photo by ZeroJeden, II 2008 Gate from the side of the courtyard, photo: JAPCOK, August 2002 The castle in Otmuchów on a postcard from 1930 Otmuchów Castle in the twenties of the twentieth century photo by ZeroJeden, II 2008 photo by ZeroJeden, V 2009 Entrance gate from the south, photo by ZeroJeden, V 2009 Robert Weber, Schlesische Schlosser, 1909 Robert Weber, Schlesische Schlosser, 1909 Robert Weber, Schlesische Schlosser, 1909 photo by ZeroJeden, VI 2000 Photo from the interwar period Photo from the interwar period The castle in Otmuchów on a postcard from 1902 The castle in Otmuchów on a postcard from 1913 The castle in Otmuchów on a postcard from around 1910 The castle in Otmuchów in an aerial photo from the 30s of the twentieth century The castle in Otmuchów on a postcard from the 30s of the twentieth century Castle gate in a photo from 1940 Castle gate in a photo from 1940 The courtyard of the castle in Otmuchów on a postcard from the interwar period photo by ZeroJeden, VI 2000 Aerial photo, photo by ZeroJeden, VII 2019 Aerial photo, photo by ZeroJeden, VII 2019 Aerial photo, photo by ZeroJeden, VII 2019 Aerial photo, photo by ZeroJeden, VII 2019 Aerial photo, photo by ZeroJeden, VII 2019 Aerial photo, photo by ZeroJeden, VII 2019 Aerial photo, photo by ZeroJeden, VII 2019 Aerial photo, photo by ZeroJeden, VII 2019 photo by ZeroJeden, VI 2000 photo by ZeroJeden, II 2008 photo by ZeroJeden, II 2008 Gate from the side of the courtyard, photo: JAPCOK, August 2002 photo by ZeroJeden, II 2008 Plan of the castle according to Bohdan Guerquin [1073] Frederick Bernard Wernher, Topography of Silesia 1744-1768 Frederick Bernard Wernher, Topography of Silesia 1744-1768 Frederick Bernard Wernher, Topography of Silesia 1744-1768 Mid-nineteenth-century lithograph from Albert Duncker's portfolio Frederick Bernard Wernher, Topography of Silesia 1744-1768 Frederick Bernard Wernher, Topography of Silesia 1744-1768 Otmuchów in a drawing from 1842 Otmuchów Castle on a lithograph from 1834, Friedrich Gottlob Endler Otmuchów Castle, Friedrich Bernhard Wernher, Views of Cistercian monasteries and palaces of Lower Silesia, 1739
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e bishop's castle on a hill dominating the town. Built at the end of the 13th century in the Gothic style, on an irregular plan in the place of the earlier castellan stronghold existing since the 11th century. It was the property of the bishops of Wrocław. Destroyed during the Hussite wars in the 1st half of the 15th century. Rebuilt and fortified in the 2nd half of the 15th century. It was rebuilt in the Renaissance style in the years 1585-1596 into the residence of bishops. It was occupied by the Swedes in 1646, and then by the Prussian army in 1741. Partially demolished in the nineteenth century, 2 wings, a tower from the fifteenth century and perimeter walls have survived from the old complex.
