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In the 11th/12th century, the Zähringers built a castle on this site to protect the Kinzig Valley. In the 15th century, the castle was expanded to include defense towers. At the end of the 17th century, the castle was destroyed twice. In the 18th century, the current castle was built in the English style on the ruins of the old castle. Today, there is a youth hostel and a wine-producing farm here.

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A court linden tree was a single, very old tree near the town. This was where the Thing, a council meeting, was held, where justice was also dispensed.

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This historic building is in an exposed location between Kinzig and the hills of the Black Forest and offers beautiful views - it is also an eye-catcher itself.

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There must be a lot of prayers here

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Once founded by hermits and monks who were dedicated to praying in solitude, the lonely place developed into a place of pilgrimage after around 1455. Destroyed in the Peasants' War in 1524, the chapel was rebuilt in 1540-1550. In 1632 during the Thirty Years' War it was destroyed again by the Swedes. The choir continued to be used for church services afterwards. 1790 last mass by the priest of Durbach. After that, the chapel was forgotten and until a few decades ago it was overgrown and almost impossible to find. The ruin was lovingly restored from 1988-1995. Source: https://www.stadtanzeiger-ortenau.de/durbach/c-freizeit-genuss/kapellenruine-st-anton-durbach_a24639

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Breathtaking view over the Rhine Valley.

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A ruin that is easy to reach and the way there is fun. Paths over hill and dale or well-developed hiking trails offer something for everyone. The remains of the castle are well maintained.

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Part of the castle is open to the public during the day until 6 p.m., with the exception of the youth hostel building. The tower complex appears to be very well maintained. There is a wonderful view of the Kinzig valley, the Rhine plain and Offenburg.

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The knowledge gained during the excavations in 1926-1929 about the completely removed outer and middle castle lead to the floor plans exhibited on site. Of these parts, only the worked rock can be seen. In the former middle castle there is a rain-protected rest area. There are still a few walls from the main castle, which have also been supplemented and secured. I have no idea why a millstone was walled in with it. In any case, the ruin is nice and quiet and is worth a visit.

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Great castle ruins - wonderful view, stairs to climb around and explore the walls.

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The legend of the Grüselhorn has grown up around Lützelhardt Castle, according to which a gentleman from Geroldseck was abducted to Lützelhardt, discovered his whereabouts through a familiar horn call and was then able to free himself. After that, Lützelhardt was said to have been destroyed (around 1235).

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Beautiful here, a real highlight

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Very well-preserved castle ruins with a fantastic view. The Geroldsecker Qualitätsweg also leads past this castle. The castle is even advertised with a brown sign on the A5 and is accordingly well attended.

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Great lonely ruin that you often have all to yourself on weekends and during the holidays 😃

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Alte kappele was destroyed several times

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A ruin hidden in the forest, a surprise.

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Here you can find the remains of the main castle Lützelhard. Nice place for a little break. The pavilion right next to it also invites you to take a break and at the same time offers protection from rain.

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Nice little chapel ruin with a statue of the Virgin Mary.

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Interesting chapel ruins, a walk or hike there is recommended.

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Very nice place to go for a walk

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