ヴェサーベルクラントの洞窟・トップ20

Given that the castle has been left to decay since 1444, there are still a surprising number of remains left. The Bad Driburg local history association has described and commented on it in detail.

Is worth a trip. Especially the porcelain factory

Even if you've been here before, it's always worth a visit. A magical place.

Worthwhile excursion destination, numerous information boards explaining the castle complex

The striking rocky outcrop above the Weser as a ridge of the Kathagenberg appears in the sources as early as 1130 under the name "Vorstenberch" (Forstinberg). At what point in time a castle was first erected here to secure the military route and the Weser border across from Brunsburg and the town of Höxter on the other side of the Weser is unclear. The Fürstenberg came to the Principality of Brunswick-Wolfenbüttel around 1300 as a fief of the Corvey Monastery and was first mentioned in a document in 1355.

There are some castles along the way, but rarely a ruin. It catches the eye and you have a good view of it from the opposite side.

There should be an information board at the bottom of the trail so you know what you're looking at. Nevertheless, it looks very impressive.

A very nice spot on top of the mountain. Very popular with rehab patients and visitors. There is a lot of forest up there where you can walk. An old castle that you can't get in. But a beautiful, impressive castle defense system, a church ruin with walls about 1 meter high, but without a roof and walls, but with a cross. In addition, a very well-attended restaurant with very tasty cream puffs etc. Also a very beautiful tower, from which you have a great all-round view. A great place for a day trip.