ディペルツの洞窟・トップ17

Once a Romanesque basilica, over the years a sprawling Baroque monastery complex with a provost's palace was developed here. The garden was laid out in terraces: the upper terrace forms a typical Baroque garden, while the others slope downwards, offering panoramic views toward Fulda and the Rhön Mountains. An impressive site, not just for history buffs.

The Eichenzell municipal administration is located here, and across the street is an ice cream parlor with delicious ice cream!

Johannesberg Castle has a great garden that offers unique views and impressions in every season. A good place to take a break! ✨🌳 #Johannesberg Castle #Garden #View #Break #Nature #Relaxation

A beautiful castle

Ruins on the Ebersberg. Two towers and a wall of the castle are still preserved. One of the towers is even accessible and offers a great view of the Hessian Rhön (Wasserkuppe, ...)

The first church was built in the 9th century and replaced by a Romanesque basilica in the 11th century. Today's church is dedicated to St. John the Baptist.

The little castle of Eichenzell can look back on more than 700 years of history. The Ebersberger knights were wealthy and settled in Eichenzell very early on. During the interior construction of the castle in 1969 - 1971 it could be proven that around the years 1250 - 1260 the Ebersbergers had a dwelling (tower castle) here. In 1548, from this core work, the small palace was built in its present dimensions. Today the town hall is housed in the castle. Source: https://www.eichenzell.de/de/kultur-freizeit-tourismus/kultur/sehenswuerdigkeit/eichenzeller-schloesschen/

We were here in the early evening. The steep climb was worth it and we had the ruins to ourselves. Really great here.