Burg Falkenberg

The castle stands for a whole millennium of varied history. The fortification remained intact for many centuries, but the building fell into disrepair from the middle of the 17th century until a Prussian nobleman, Friedrich Werner Graf von der Schulenburg, began to rebuild it in the 1930s. He wanted to spend his retirement here, but was murdered by the Nazis in 1944 as a conspirator of the Stauffenberg attack by the Nazis. A museum tells of this eventful story today.

Very well restored castle with sightseeing on Sundays and public holidays at 14.00 and 15.30 clock.
Otherwise groups of 10 people by appointment: 09637/9299450

Falkenberg is a market in the Upper Palatinate district of Tirschenreuth. Nice little place, one of the main places for Zoigl beer.

Beautiful village with a remarkable castle, many restaurants to eat and especially famous for its Zoigl beer!

Picturesque circular route at the castle, short

Uniquely beautifully restored castle, nice staff

Beautiful landscape, uniquely beautiful castle that has been restored with a lot of commitment and good Zoigl beer

The castle was built on granite rocks that look like stacked sacks - the geological term is: wool sack weathering.