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Trausnitz Castle

Tapestry Rooms

First, second and third Tapestry Rooms (Rooms 20, 23 and 24) and St. George Knights' Hall (Room 25)


Picture: Tapestry from the Otto-von-Wittelsbach series

Tapestry from the Otto-von-Wittelsbach series: "Emperor Friedrich Barbarossa grants
Otto the Duchy of Bavaria", section, Paris, 1618 (Room 25)

 

 

 

 

Picture: Tapestry from the Otto-von-Wittelsbach series

Tapestry from the
Otto-von-Wittelsbach series:
"Otto mediates a dispute between
Pope Hadrian IV and the Romans",
section, Paris, 1618 (Room 20)

Magnificent rooms were furnished on this floor in the German Renaissance style in 1869-75 as accommodation for King Ludwig II, but these were destroyed in the castle fire of 1961.

Today these halls are used to display an important, valuable series of eleven large tapestries featuring "The deeds of Count Palatinate Otto von Wittelsbach". They were made for Duke Maximilian I of Bavaria in 1618 in Paris, from designs by the court painter Peter Candid.

 

 

 

 

 

Picture: St. George Knights' Hall

St. George Knights' Hall with Renaissance table
(probably Florence, end of the 16th century)

 

 



 

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