Rüdenburg

From the ruin Rüdenburg you also have wonderful views of Arnsberg.

History is connected here with great views of Arnsberg

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"... In 1060, Count Bernhard II von Werl built the Rüdenburg and from then on called himself Count von Arnsberg. The" Old Castle ", as we call it today, has no great future. Because Graf built 40 years later Frederick the Arguable a second castle on the opposite Adlerberg. Although the "Old Castle" is initially still inhabited by a branch of the count family, the noble lords of Rüdenberg, it cannot be maintained in the long term , the layout of the castle in the ruins can still be seen today ... "
arnsberg-info.de/geschichte/sehenswuerdheiten/ruedenburg-arnsberg

Great view, including the Arnsberg castle ruins opposite. Open 24/7, definitely worth it!

According to legend, the devil is said to have built a “leather bridge” from this castle to Arnsberg Castle to help the lord of the castle and his crew to escape during a siege and to thank them for their hospitality. A legend of the Lederne Brücke also developed in other castles that are close together.

A great place with fantastic views, especially now in autumn😍