View of Buchfart Rock Castle

Here you are already above the Felsenburg And can inform yourself at the information boards

The rock caves are a special attraction on the Muschelkalk steep slope of the Ilm near Buchfart. Due to their idyllic location, but above all because of their history, they are of particular importance: the caves and excavations still visible today were probably driven into the mountain since the 10th century. Neolithic and Bronze Age soil finds indicate an even older settlement of this plant. It probably once served as a refuge. The fortified caves could also have been used as sanctuaries, when in 531 Saxony and Franconia together defeated the Thuringian kingdom.

From here - the bench in the shade of the tree on BuchfarterHang - you can let your eyes wander into the surroundings and the place.