シュマルカルデンの洞窟・トップ20

Playful describes it quite well, I love that sort of thing.😎👌

The Harz hiking couple Alwin (3) and hiking women Claudi (1) met on the terrace of the Frankenstein. 🤭🤣 and enjoyed the fantastic view.

Frankenstein Castle was the ancestral castle of the important Franconian noble family of the Lords of Frankenstein, which descended from a side branch of the Counts of Henneberg and can be traced back to the middle of the 14th century in western Thuringia and the Rhön.

The Frankenstein art ruins on the site of an old castle are a beautiful spot. All kinds of catering options are available here on certain days.

The Liebenstein castle ruins tower high above the city. Currently closed for renovation work.

The Walldorf fortified church is an impressive ensemble of buildings that has now been beautifully restored after a fire disaster. A tour is very worthwhile.

The Habichtsburg castle square on the mountain spur is clearly visible. The neck trench carved into the rock is particularly impressive. There are some steps and remains of walls from a later period.

There were never any official excavations at Habichtsburg, but finds of pottery shards, animal bones and wall coverings suggest that the castle was built in the 12th/13th century. Century was built.