オイアーバッハの洞窟・トップ15

ヴェルネック城が「フランケン地方のヴェルサイユ」と呼ばれるのには、それなりの理由があります。当時バロック様式で造園された広大で壮麗なこの複合施設は、1802年までヴュルツブルクの領主司教の二つの夏の離宮の一つでした（もう一つはフォイトシェーアハイムです）。

Trimburg, or Trimberg Castle, is the ruin of a medieval hilltop castle belonging to the Lords of Trimberg, east of the village of the same name, a part of the municipality of Elfershausen in Lower Franconia in the Bad Kissingen district of Bavaria, Germany.[1] The ruins are visible from afar, about 60 meters above the Franconian Saale River on the Pfaffenberg mountain. Source: https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Trimburg Unfortunately, the ruins are only accessible on Sundays, but with catering. Please inquire about opening hours.

Trimberg Castle, but mostly referred to as Trimburg, is a medieval hilltop castle. The castle is closed on weekdays, but from May to October it is open on Sundays and public holidays. Tours can be booked from the Elfershausen municipal administration. On some weekends in the summer, cultural events take place at the castle. For example, there is a medieval market, theater and music performances.

Construction of the church began around 1100. Due to the Thirty Years' War, the church was never completed. Today, it is unfortunately in danger of collapsing and can only be viewed from the outside. Despite this, it is a remarkable building!

A nice place for a rest with a wonderful view!

Fine castle ruins that host occasional celebrations with beer and grilled food... coffee and cake lovers will also get their money's worth... but you should check the opening times... and if you're there for hiking... the path along the mountain ridge... a dream

The coat of arms of the von Trimberg family .. a name in the village since 1200

One of the oldest building ruins in Germany… to be admired from the outside… a wooden gate prevents you from entering… but you can get a glimpse of the dilapidated walls through the gate inside