Ruins of Schlößlein (Frauenhaus) on Tannenberg

The ruins Schlößlein are remnants of the Wall on the Tannenberg, one kilometer north of Schwarzenhammer; 567 m above sea level. NN. At the instigation of the hunting and fun-loving Margrave Friedrich 1762 here was a "Salon" arise as a supplement to Jagdschloss Kaiserhammer. The massive masonry, over 3 m high, 11 m long, 8 m wide, can still be seen. The building, popularly known as the "Women's House", was never completed.
Source:
bayern-fichtelgebirge.de/hochebene/13.htm

The now almost dilapidated women's salon on the Tannenberg was once intended to serve "human pleasure in the forest". The fun-loving Margrave Friedrich of Bayreuth had it built in 1762, but died shortly afterwards. In 1769, the pavilion, located at a height of 567 meters, was still not quite finished. Like the Kaiserhammer hunting lodge to which it belonged, it was left to decay. There was never a robber baron's residence here, as the legend goes.