ウンターティンガウの洞窟・トップ12

quiet region - access to the Kempten Forest - nice playground if you walk under the B12...

Approaching the ruins from Fleschützen, it was quite unsatisfying. Access to the inner castle is blocked, and the surrounding walls are overgrown. It's impossible to get a clear view. The ruins are apparently neglected and have been left to their natural state. The sign also suggests this. A shame.

This castle was built in 1424, and a new building was constructed between 1722 and 1729, much of which has survived to this day. In 1984, the Bavarian Music Academy moved in.

Today it houses a music academy with boarding school and starting point for a walk through the Kurfürstenallee

The former Prince-Bishop's Palace, Marktoberdorf What was once the official residence of the bailiffs, the episcopal provosts, and later the hunting lodge of the Augsburg prince-bishops is now the seat of the Surveying Office and the Bavarian Academy of Music. The beautiful four-winged palace was built between 1723 and 1729 and again in 1761 by Johann Georg Fischer. Text / Source: Marktoberdorf Tourist Office, Richard-Wengenmeier-Platz 1, Marktoberdorf https://www.touristik-marktoberdorf.de/

I think the avenue is the highlight

The trails are sometimes very adventurous, but in a very beautiful area. It is safer to bike in dry weather. Unfortunately, a lot of trees block the trail, so you have to lift the bike more than you can ride.

The ruins of the Wolkenberg stand on a hill with a very steep incline. Is very interesting and the masonry is protected by subsequently built over roofs. There is also seating to linger.