Ruins of Fram Castle

The former grandeur of Fram Castle is today recalled only by ruins in the forest on a hill above the church in Fram. Historical sources first mention the castle in 1335 as Vraunhaym. The castle changed many owners. In 1635 it was seized and plundered by rebellious peasants, in the 18th century it burned down, and at the beginning of the 19th century it finally fell into ruin. After the First World War, the land with the remains of the castle was bought by the Fram parish priest and historian Kragl.

Descriptions of the castle speak of its former magnificence; it was surrounded by walls and defensive towers. Directly below the hill stood the manor farm.