At the northeastern corner of the square a gateway leads to the 14th century Schloss Freistadt, with a 50m/165 ft high keep which now houses the Mühlviertler Schlossmuseum, a local museum with a large collection of verre églomisé (glass decorated with a layer of engraved gold). Outside the Böhmertor (Bohemian Gate) stands the little 15th century Liebfrauenkirche with beautiful "pillars of light" of 1484.
Located in the northeastern corner of the square, a gateway leads to the 14th-century Schloss Freistadt, which has a tall keep (50m/165ft high) now used as the Mühlviertler Schlossmuseum, a local museum with a large collection of verre églomisé (glass decorated with a layer of engraved gold). The Böhmertor (Bohemian Gate) is home to the little 15th-century Liebfrauenkirche, known for its "pillars of light" from 1484.