トリムスの洞窟・トップ20

プュルモント城は1225年に初めて文書で言及されました。800年以上前の主塔は、今日でもこの施設の全体像を大きく形作っています。現在の姿では、城はヨーロッパの文化史における3つの中心的な時代の建築要素を組み合わせています。 現在（2026年4月24日現在）残念ながらまだ閉鎖中です。

Unfortunately, Pyrmont Castle is only open on Sundays from 1pm to 4pm.

A great and impressive backdrop, as the two waterfalls rush under the bridge, with the mill and the castle in the background.

The Löwenburg ruins in Monreal were built around 1229 as a hilltop castle on a rocky outcrop by Count Hermann III of Virneburg on land owned by his brother Philipp, who then transferred his rights to it to his brother Hermann. The Philippsburg ruins were built shortly afterwards by Count Philipp.

The Philippsburg The Philippsburg in Monreal was also built in the 13th century. The Philippsburg was given the nickname "Rech" (deer) in the local dialect due to its smaller size compared to the Löwenburg. There are two different theories about its origins: On the one hand, the Philippsburg was built as an outbuilding or outer structure of the Löwenburg, or on the other hand, it was built as Philip's "response" to the unauthorized construction of the Löwenburg by his brother. Some substantial wall remains of the Philippsburg have also been preserved - including the northwest tower and the restored south wall - which give a good impression of the original structure.

Very beautiful bridge over the Elzbach in Monreal. The bridge is the middle of three historic stone bridges in the town. On the bridge is the impressive sight from the 15th century, the Lion Monument. The four lions carved in basalt are among the most important monuments of their kind in the Rhineland due to their uniqueness. On the other side of the bridge is the statue of John of Nepomuk, who also gave the bridge its name "John's Bridge". Beautiful!

A very beautiful castle that blends perfectly into the landscape and offers a great photo opportunity from many spots along the hiking trail.

Very nice old castle complex, worth seeing