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Unfortunately, it is not possible to visit the castle. However, on the paths around the castle you can get a glimpse of the interior. It currently houses a winery and the place can be booked for events.

Mühlhausen Castle on the Enz. Built in 1566. The castle is used as a location for events, such as weddings, weddings, conferences.

Well-restored castle that now functions as a youth leisure center for the Pforzheim Protestant Church. In addition to the self-catering kitchen, the leisure center offers 55 beds. Of these, 40 are in multi-bed rooms, ranging from double rooms to eight-bed rooms, as well as 15 beds in the dormitory.

The castle ruins have a great location on the edge of the steep rock face down to the Enz. Many information boards on site tell you about the history of the castle, which was originally called Dürrmenz Castle. A separate information board in front of the castle tells you about the castle's role as part of the Eppingen Lines.

The Liebeneck castle ruins are the ruins of a high medieval spur castle, hilltop castle from the 11th to 12th centuries in the Hagenschiess forest area, southeast of the Würm district of Pforzheim. Currently closed due to restoration (as of October 17, 2023)

The short ascent to the old castle ruins is worthwhile. Beautiful view.

The castle is or has been booked for seminars

There are benches on the Murg directly on the cycle path, with a beautiful view of the castle.