1190 |
The Teutonic Order (Deutscher Orden) was founded. |
1164 |
The Kapfenburg was mentioned for the first time in writing, i.e. in a document. |
1538 |
The Hohenlohe Building (Hohenlohebau) was erected. |
1590-1627 |
Bustling building activity reigns on the Kapfenburg under Commander Johann Eustach von Westernach. |
1618-1648 |
Kapfenburg Palace is plundered during the Thirty Years' War. |
1713-1718 |
Commander Karl Heinrich von Hornstein has the Westernach Building (Westernachbau) remodeled and the Chapel of Lorenz (Lorenzkapelle) built. |
1806 |
Napoleon awards the Kapfenburg to King Friedrich von Württemberg. |
1957-1962 and 1971/62 |
Initial restoration work is conducted by the state of Baden-Württemberg. |
1990 |
The exhibition "800 Years of the Teutonic Order. The Kapfenburg - From the Seat of Nobility to Palace of the Teutonic Order" (800 Jahre Deutscher Orden. Die Kapfenburg-vom Adelssitz zum Deutschordensschloss) is put on at the Kapfenburg. |
Since 1999 |
The International Music School Academy (Musikschulakademie) uses the buildings of the Kapfenburg. |
Since 2005 |
The extensive restoration measures of the state are completed. |