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History takes place here, within walls and also within its unique buildings, such as the Freuler Palace.

Definitely worth a visit to this miniature palace.

An above-averagely large and well-preserved/maintained castle ruin with beautiful views. Very worthwhile.

superb ruin with beautiful barbecue area

In front of the ruins there is a small but nice barbecue area.

Gräpplang Castle, also called Castrum Flumius, is the ruin of a spur castle near Flums in the canton of St. Gallen in southeastern Switzerland. The name Groppa lunga means long rock. The Romansh origin of the word suggests that this language was widespread in this area. Source: Wikipedia

Beautiful ruin above Lake Walen.

Wildenburg Castle Ruins, Wildhaus The Wildenburg was built around 1200 by the Barons von Sax. In 1313 it was sold to Count Friedrich IV of Toggenburg, and in 1439 it was inherited by the Lords of Raron. In 1468 it was sold to the monastery of St. Gallen. Shortly after 1660, the Wildenburg was struck by lightning and burned down. Since 1998, the Wildenburg has belonged to the political municipality of Wildhaus, now Wildhaus-Alt St. Johann. The south wall is being secured In January 2011, the renovation of the completely overgrown and decaying ruins of the Wildenburg began. Around 80 cubic meters, 60 tons of wood, were felled, flown away by helicopter and sold. The deficit was covered by the foundation of a holiday guest from Zurich. The restored Wildenburg was officially opened in July 2013. Text / Source: Wikipedia https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wildenburg_(Wildhaus)