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The place was mentioned on September 22, 1724 on a memorial stone at the old salt spring in the spa gardens. This is not about founding a place, but about the prerequisite for it. From the discovery of the source, a saltworks, a settlement, a farming community, then a rural community and finally a spa and a health resort developed. The source was discovered by Johann Christian Märcker on behalf of the Prince Bishop of Osnabrück, Ernst August II. From 1725 to 1726 the first boiling house was built and salt boiling began. The old graduation tower was built and put into operation from 1773 to 1774 under the direction of the salt inspector Liège.

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The Borgholzhausener Luisenturmlauf leads on a demanding course through the Teutoburg Forest.

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The whole place is very beautiful. The two graduation towers in the Kurpark are a wonderful place to linger. If you fancy a bit of mini golf, you've come to the right place.

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The castle complex has been partly preserved, partly rebuilt, or replaced by other buildings. Teaching events are held here, there's a small open-air theater, a playground, a café open on weekends, and a terrace with a magnificent view.

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The climb up the tower is definitely worth it for the view. As an alternative to the gastronomy, there is also a shelter for the break, but on the benches in front of the restaurant you can sit in the sun even when it is closed. Anyone who walks the Hermannsweg is roughly half-time here :-)

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From the parking lot it's about 700 m high, although steep, but it's worth it ... you can also sit in the café above ...

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the climb looks difficult but it's worth it

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Harkotten Castle is a rare double castle (Castle von Ketteler and Castle von Korff) and in private use. However, you can stop by the garden café there for coffee and cake and take a look at the facility from the outside.

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<< Castle of the Counts of Ravensberg >> "... High up on a hilltop in the Teutoburg Forest, a mighty tower peeps out from behind thick trees. Whoever climbs up to the thick sandstone walls will recognize the fortified tower with its thirty battlements and the old curtain wall. The impressive building from the 11th century Ravensburg in the Ravensberger Land, where arguments, battles and conquests took place: Hermann II von Cavelage, Count of Ravensberg, built the castle as a military base in order to secure his dominion in 1080. For many years the fortress was the target of attacks and many famous lords of the castle sought protection behind the strong walls in the course of history, but it was not the onslaught of enemies but the order of King Wilhelm I that finally brought the castle to a "collapse." In 1733 he had all the buildings demolished in order to build new houses out of the stones . ... " https://hermannshoehen.teutoburgerwald.de/erleben-entsehen/sehenswerte/burg-ravensberg-borgholzhausen

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The castle and the park are very beautiful and picturesque. You look very neat. The park is very bright and open, so it is very inviting to stroll and linger.

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Bad Iburg with its beautiful castle and spa gardens are definitely worth a visit. Those who like to hike or explore the area by bike will find the necessary infrastructure here.

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If you are there on the weekend, you should definitely take a guided tour of the castle! It's worth it.

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That should be a great restaurant - hopefully they'll open again below the Luisenturm after the lockdown. Wonderful view from up here!

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Beautiful health resort with many highlights such as the castle, treetop path, clock museum and excursions in the Freeden.

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The castle offers a wonderful view of Bad Iburg and the Teutoburg Forest.

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The Luisenturm in Borgholzhausen, located at a height of around 300 m on the Johannisegge, offers a great view far over the Ravensberg hill country, the Münsterland, the Wiehengebirge and the Weser Uplands.

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Great view and refreshments in the neighboring restaurant

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Ravensberg Castle is a historic castle ruin on the edge of the Teutoburg Forest. For safety reasons, the castle is currently not open to visitors

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Harkotten Castle is always a worthwhile destination. During the week you have your peace, but there is no coffee.

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The nice cafe is run by an association that also offers guided tours. It is open on WE and holidays. Information is also available on the Internet.

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