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In good weather and visibility, there are good views of the Thuringian mountains here. Unfortunately, it was a bit foggy where I was today.

View of the Gehilfersberg with the pilgrimage chapel "St. Mary and Fourteen Holy Helpers".

It was first documented as a hilltop castle in 1330. Today, educational courses are held here.

The castle in Buchenau consists of several building groups. The oldest structure, the old castle or "Seckendorff Castle and Spiegel Castle," is separated from the hillside by a deep moat. Parts of the ring wall and the extensive moat of the medieval castle complex have survived.

The castle complex today consists of 11 buildings. Buchenau Castle is also known as Schenck Castle. The venerable 17th-century Buchenau Castle now offers peace and relaxation as a seminar and conference hotel. During their stay, seminar participants can stay overnight in one of the modern hotel rooms. The castle grounds are approximately 45,000 square meters in size. Every visitor is sure to find a quiet spot where they can simply unwind. The history of Buchenau is closely linked to the von Buchenau families and later the Schenck zu Schweinsberg families, who shaped the fortunes of the town and its important buildings for centuries. More about the castle's history: www.schloss-buchenau.de/schlossgeschichte More about the current conference hotel: www.schloss-buchenau.de Description of the castle complex: www.de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Schloss_Buchenau_(Eiterfeld)

The castle complex today consists of 11 buildings. Buchenau Castle is also known as Schenck Castle. The venerable 17th-century Buchenau Castle now offers peace and relaxation as a seminar and conference hotel. During their stay, seminar participants can stay overnight in one of the modern hotel rooms. The castle grounds are approximately 45,000 square meters in size. Every visitor is sure to find a quiet spot where they can simply unwind. The history of Buchenau is closely linked to the von Buchenau families and later the Schenck zu Schweinsberg families, who shaped the fortunes of the town and its important buildings for centuries. More about the castle's history: www.schloss-buchenau.de/schlossgeschichte More about the current conference hotel: www.schloss-buchenau.de Description of the castle complex: www.de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Schloss_Buchenau_(Eiterfeld)

The castle complex today consists of 11 buildings. Buchenau Castle is also known as Schenck Castle. The venerable 17th-century Buchenau Castle now offers peace and relaxation as a seminar and conference hotel. During their stay, seminar participants can stay overnight in one of the modern hotel rooms. The castle grounds are approximately 45,000 square meters in size. Every visitor is sure to find a quiet spot where they can simply unwind. The history of Buchenau is closely linked to the von Buchenau families and later the Schenck zu Schweinsberg families, who shaped the fortunes of the town and its important buildings for centuries. More about the castle's history: www.schloss-buchenau.de/schlossgeschichte More about the current conference hotel: www.schloss-buchenau.de Description of the castle complex: www.de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Schloss_Buchenau_(Eiterfeld)

The castle complex today consists of 11 buildings. Buchenau Castle is also known as Schenck Castle. The venerable 17th-century Buchenau Castle now offers peace and relaxation as a seminar and conference hotel. During their stay, seminar participants can stay overnight in one of the modern hotel rooms. The castle grounds are approximately 45,000 square meters in size. Every visitor is sure to find a quiet spot where they can simply unwind. The history of Buchenau is closely linked to the von Buchenau families and later the Schenck zu Schweinsberg families, who shaped the fortunes of the town and its important buildings for centuries. More about the castle's history: www.schloss-buchenau.de/schlossgeschichte More about the current conference hotel: www.schloss-buchenau.de Description of the castle complex: www.de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Schloss_Buchenau_(Eiterfeld)