Mühlburg

The castle ruins of the Mühlburg on the southern edge of the Thuringian Basin, together with the ruined castle Gleichen and the Wachsenburg, probably the best-known castles ensemble in Germany, the Drei Gleichen. The name "equals" is due to the Celtic word "resembling" for rocks or to the topographical similarity of the castles on three conical mountains. The transfer of the name to the entire castles has been documented since the 18th century. However, the three plants never shared a common ownership. Incidentally, the Mühlburg is the oldest castle in Thuringia.
Admission: 2.00 € (as of 2018)

Again, there is not much to see, but you have a nice view.

Visit the "Spring" in Mühlberg. Is an ice cream café which in addition to the usual products also has a beer garden, sausage stand, playground and a spring, the "Spring" has to show.

In every season a beautiful panorama.

The most unassuming of the three equals has become a highlight in the years following the fall of the Wall. With 2, - € admission for adults and 1, - € for children, it is also very attractive for families.

The hike to the Mühlberg is really nice. From here you have a great view of Wachsenburg and the castle Gleichen.

The Mühlburg, also called Mühlberg, on a 375 m above sea level. NN high spur of the castle over the village Mühlberg is the oldest castle of the three peers and is considered the oldest surviving building in Thuringia. Wikipedia