Ruine Luisenburg (HWN 077)

There is a beautiful panoramic view from the viewing pavilion, otherwise not much of the ruins can be seen

On the ruin Luisenburg one finds not only a stamp box of the HWN. There are also benches with a wonderful panorama to linger.

Nice place with great views

A steep climb is rewarded.

The Luisenburg is said to have been a summer residence near Blankenburg, but you can not find out more about it as a hiker. But the view from up here is very nice and there is a stamp office of the Harzer hiking nobility with the number 77 and a viewing pavilion with a bench in it to rest and enjoy

The ruin of the summer residence Luisenburg contains only a few remaining walls. The climb up has it all. But you can look very nice to the east from here. A gazebo provides weather protection. Here is also the stamp office 77 of the Harzer hiking nobility. A little further down the little Jordan you will find the silver hut pond and the sawmill pond.

hiking .. stamping ... enjoying the view ...

Stamp office with a wonderful view. Worthwhile 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

Very nice view over the villages towards Thale.

The Luisenburg (Harz) is a
non-preserved pleasure palace near Blankenburg (Harz).
1728 [1] on the Calvinusberg (352.4 m above sea level) south above Blankenburg Castle, built in 1945 because of disrepair. It was a single-storey half-timbered building with an octagonal hall, which was surrounded by eight small rooms. Today, the remains of the outer walls and the staircases give an idea of the building's former appearance.A 1:15 scale replica of the Luisenburg is in the Herbergsmuseum in Blankenburg.

beautiful vantage point, stamp office of the Harzer hiking nobility

Stamp office of the Harzer hiking nobility.

Is advertised in the booklets of the Harzer hiking needle as a place of luck.

Great view over the countryside.

Not very worth seeing but Stempelstelle the Harzer hiking nobility

Stamp office of the Harzer hiking nobility

A great place for a break!

The ruin of Luisenburg is located on the summit of Calviusberg south of Blankenburg. In 1728 a lookout castle was built at this location for the Duchess Christine-Luise and later named after her by the people. The Luisenburg stood on the massive foundation of a former small fortress. It was a one-story half-timbered building with a dome-shaped slate roof. The building had a central room - an octagonal hall adjoined by eight small rooms.
The decline of the Luisenburg began at the beginning of the 20th century. In 1945 it was demolished to gain building material for new buildings in the vicinity of Blankenburg.
The mighty foundation walls survived this looping of the Luisenburg and can still be visited in our days. From the Calviusberg you also have a beautiful view of the northern Harz foreland with the places Cattenstedt and Timmenrode. At the site of the former castle of the Duchess of Brunswick is now a small pavilion.

We had expected a bit more, but it is a pavilion with a view.

At the viewing pavilion there is a beautiful view to enjoy.
After a strenuous hike, do not fall too fast on the bench, because it gives way.
As compensation for the horror, there is still the stamp of the Harzer hiking pin number 77.

Luisenburg
Here is the stamp office 77 of the Harzer hiking nobility.
The former lookout palace was built in the 18th century for the Duchess Christine-Luise. Just click on the picture info board on here are the actual information.

In the "salamander weather" shelter found under the canopy

Protection and sitting on a castle ruin at "Salamanderwetter"

Once up to the top