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

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

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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.

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The waterfall also rushes down into the mill pond during the drought summer of 2022. A fairytale sight that invites you to linger and dream. The picturesque restaurant in the water mill entices you to stop by. Unfortunately closed on Tuesday 😔

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The Lion Castle The Löwenburg above the half-timbered village of Monreal is a so-called spur castle and was first mentioned in a document in 1229. Count Hermann III von Virneburg is considered to be the builder of the Löwenburg. According to tradition, he is said to have built the complex on the property of his brother Philipp following a division agreement. However, the resulting disputes between the brothers were later resolved and Philip assigned his rights to the region to his brother. Today, large parts of the Löwenburg are still preserved, which give a good impression of how stately the castle once looked. First and foremost, the remains of the 25 meter high keep with its three meter thick walls are visible from afar. The high entrance to the imposing keep faces towards the valley and is therefore strategically located on the side facing away from the enemy. The tower is also freely accessible as a viewing tower.

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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.

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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!

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

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The narrow streets of Monreal, its quaint Holy Trinity Church, the massive Nepomuk Bridge over the clear Elzbach and the ruins of Löwenburg and Philippsburg castles high above the town are a beautiful destination in the eastern Eifel. The red and white half-timbered houses nestle closely together, and the four-gabled house from the 15th century in particular transports walkers into a fairytale past. https://www.eifel.info/a-monreal

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Very nice old castle complex, worth seeing

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It must have been a huge castle complex. Imposing walls high above the beautiful Monreal

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Monreal...a picturesque half-timbered village with a small river. There is a lot to see, such as the four-gabled house, the two-arched Johannesbrücke from around 1500 and the wayside cross with the four lion figures from the 16th century. Not to forget the Löwenburg and the Phillippsburg. A super complex, this Löwenburg, with an indescribably great view over Monreal. A huge castle ruin! The many small paths that you can use to climb up the castle are interesting and entertaining.

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Old castle ruins, nice photo opportunity.

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Beautiful old castle ruins that make a nice photo opportunity.

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Nice tower in which you can look up from the inside

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Magnificent view of the castle, mill and waterfall.

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Very nice waterfall with a view of the Pyrmonter Burg and the Pyrmonter Mühle.

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Very nice little natural spectacle at the foot of the Pyrmont mill!

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Monreal became known nationwide as the filming location for the well-known German television crime series "Der Bulle und das Landei" with Uwe Ochsenknecht and Diana Amft in the leading roles. The place offers the idyllic film setting for the SWR films. Monreal was also the location for the action series "Alarm für Cobra 11". Incidentally, the television presence of the half-timbered town is further boosting tourism in Monreal. On the days after the program "Bulle und Landei" is broadcast, you will find significantly more tourists in Monreal's alleys than on the quieter days in between.

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Monreal lies in the valley basin of the Elzbachtal, wedged by gentle Eifel hills. A picture-perfect village. So magical that you might think you're entering a museum village. The facades of the red half-timbered houses are lavishly decorated with geraniums in summer and the small Elzbach, which flows through the town center, gives the place a romantic atmosphere. Small bridges connect the two banks of the river and offer a beautiful view of the half-timbered backdrop. And the remains of the Lions and Phillips castles are enthroned high above the village. Nine kilometers from Mayen and thus only a stone's throw from Koblenz, you will find yourself in Monreal in the middle of the Vulkaneifel. There are great hiking trails to discover around Moneral, the most beautiful is probably the dream path “Monreal Ritterschlag” which starts right in the center and leads over the two castle ruins once around Monreal. If you have less time, you can just follow the narrow path up to the castles and from there enjoy the wonderful view of the Eifel and experience the place from a bird's eye view. https://sonne-wolken.de/monreal-schoenstes-dorf-der-eifel/

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