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A castle that already has modern facilities

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There are plenty of places to sit at Altenstein Castle. 👍

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Not only ancient history has left its mark on Altenstein Castle, but also the division of Germany. The ensemble is quite interesting.

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A short detour to the Greifenstein Castle ruins is definitely worthwhile. However, there's no long-distance view from up here.

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Not much is known about Greifestein Castle, neither who inhabited it, nor who built it, nor when. What is known, however, is that it probably belonged to a robber baron, leading to its capture by a civilian army. The Diocese of Mainz finally had it rebuilt in 1397 and secured the nearby border with Hesse, as border disputes arose repeatedly. It wasn't until 1583 that a firm agreement was reached on the current borders, and the castle slowly fell into obscurity. On the castle hill, there are still a cellar vault and the keep.

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The outdoor area is currently being renovated. I'll check back later to see how it turned out.

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Bodenstein Castle, located above Wintzingerode, has a history dating back around 1,000 years. Well-preserved and restored, it is one of the jewels of the Eichsfeld region. The forest surrounding the castle offers picturesque hiking trails.

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The foundation walls are still standing... Nice place for a snack with a view of Hessian Switzerland.

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As small and inconspicuous as the Allerburg is compared to other castles, there is a legend surrounding it: There is said to be a treasure inside that has not yet been recovered. Only a pure virgin should be able to get to it in the midday sun of St. Thomas' Day.

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a trip here is worthwhile, beautiful castle

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Until 1945, the area around Altenstein Castle belonged to the Hessian state forest of Allendorf and then came to the Thuringian district of Eichsfeld as a result of the Wanfried Agreement through an exchange of territories. Until 1954 the castle was still used as a dwelling for the forester, after that for a few years as a children's holiday camp. In 1973 the castle complex was blown up as part of border security measures on the Inner German border. The area close to the border was no longer accessible to the population until the end of 1989.

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Very good and friendly gastronomy and a great view

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Nice secluded castle ruins with great views of the area

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An interesting ruin with a small vaulted cellar and a beautiful view. A flashlight is useful because of the cellar.

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The path leads over serpentines to the castle, sometimes steep but mobile.

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Starting point for great hikes on foot or by bike.

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One of the most beautiful medieval castle ruins

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There is a tiny summit area on the Allerberg. It measures just 25 x 35 m. The castle complex, which probably once consisted of a lower and upper castle and was surrounded by a moat, was correspondingly small. A description of the castle by the Eichsfeld local historian Carl Duval, who visited the castle complex in 1845, is known.

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The Altenstein ruins are definitely worth a jump again if you are hiking on the P16. It is about 80 meters from the actual hiking trail. There is also a refuge here where you can take a wonderful rest. You can walk around the ruins and have some great views. In front of the ruins there is a small information board with a lot of interesting information about these walls.

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The first castle on the Rusteberg was first mentioned in a document in 1123, but was already destroyed again in 1160. Subsequent buildings and extensions by the archbishops of Mainz were carried out from the 12th century. In 1749 and 1750 the administration built Rusteberg Castle. In connection with this, the demolition of the previously intact castle began in order to use the stones as building material.

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