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Mengerskirchen Castle, now the town hall, was built in 1312 as a lower castle by the counts of the House of Nassau. In 1341, the castle came into the possession of Count Henry II of Nassau-Beilstein.

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The Junker castle consists of wall remains and in the middle is a playground for the children

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The floor plan visible today was reconstructed from surviving remains. Existing components were secured and partially walled up to illustrate the overall appearance of the complex. The history of the Junkern Castle, like that of Driedorf, is characterized by many changes and changing ownership rights. As early as 1340, the Mudersbach family had increasingly expanded their holdings in the Driedorf parish through small purchases and donations. The later Junkern Castle was handed over to the Mudersbach family by Count Otto II in 1347. When the Mudersbach family died out with the death of Daniel von Mudersbach around 1600, their properties went to the family of Count von Cronenberg, who in turn sold them to Georg von Nasssau-Beilstein in 1610. From 1600 onwards, the Junkern Castle was considered uninhabited. In 1780, a tower was undermined and brought down so that the rubble could be used to fill the moat and create a meadow. In 2004, the redesign of the area around the ruins was completed.

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The nature and the view of other places are impressive.

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Really a beautiful building

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Built around 1320 as part of the former city wall by the Counts of Nassau-Dillenburg, the castle passed through the hands of various Nassau lines, e.g. B. also as a widow's residence and hunting lodge. Later it was a reformed prayer hall, barracks for Napoleonic soldiers and a school building, and most recently it is now the seat of the local administration. The associated old kifche was unfortunately demolished. In the oldest part, the tower, there is a local museum with late Gothic frescoes that is well worth seeing. Opening hours at: https://turmmuseum-mengerskirchen.de/oeffnungszeiten.htm

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Nice castle 🏰

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Follow the path to the end. Here you get into the interior of the Maienburg. Also accessible as a knight on a bicycle. 😉

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Very good view in good weather up to the Feldberg

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From the remaining ruins of the Junkern Castle or Driedorf Castle, you can imagine how impressive it must have been at the time. The square is beautifully laid out and there is also a children's playground here, so this place will never be forgotten. Very beautiful and idyllic :-)

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Great view

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Great view with seating

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When the visibility is good, you can see over the Taunus to the Großer Feldberg (and beyond).

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Very nice place with a beautiful view

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Just rest and enjoy nature.

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Mega view

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The castle complex was built from basalt around 1300 and has not been used since the beginning of the 17th century. The Maienburg was secured by two ramparts and ditches. The western part of the ring wall, the south tower and the lower part of the keep with the castle dungeon are still preserved today. A footpath leads into the interior of the castle ruins. https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Maienburg

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Beautiful ruin in the middle of Driedorf

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You rarely see a ruin in the middle of the village

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As you can see in one of my pictures, once again an idiot had the nerve to use a spray can... Can't we finally introduce corporal punishment for something like this??

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