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Menzingen Castle is a Renaissance-era moated castle located in Kraichtal-Menzingen in the Karlsruhe district. Dating back to the Middle Ages, the castle was rebuilt by the Lords of Mentzingen in the 16th century and destroyed during World War II. The castle ruins are privately owned and not open to the public. An information board with a good view of the ruins is located at the rest area outside.

Interesting church in Gondelsheim - it can be seen from far away.

The baroque castle is centrally located in Bruchsal and is simply unique with its various buildings and forecourt, as well as the beautiful castle garden.

The moated castle has something of a fairytale castle

The entire complex with all its buildings will make your jaw drop... even the stairs in the main building... Wow..

Insanely magnificent complex that was razed to the ground during the war and was restored with great effort in the following years

Quote from the owner family von Göler: "Ravensburg Castle, the associated wedding chapel and the marked paths and areas are purely private property. Taking photographs (wedding pictures, photo shoots and the like) on our premises is subject to a fee and is only permitted with our prior written permission - for inquiries about this, please contact us well in advance. In the event of violations, we reserve the right to exercise our house rules accordingly. Outside of our restaurant opening hours (Wednesdays to Sundays), the outer castle courtyard is available for visitors to view. During restaurant opening hours, the inner castle courtyard can also be viewed - after dark there is no access. Please note that a tour of the castle's exterior is not possible or only possible to a limited extent depending on the booking situation/event planning or due to maintenance measures. For safety reasons, it is no longer possible to visit the keep until further notice. The Göler family, the owners, expressly point this out." Source: https://www.burgrestaurant-ravensburg.de/de/ueber-uns

Lively town center with beautifully renovated houses. Worth a short flying visit.