ペヒブルンの洞窟・トップ11

The chapel was locked when we were there, but you can see inside very well through a small window.

Great castle. Viewed from the outside. There is a great path along the left side of the castle, where you come out at the top and go back down via the stairs.

Very beautiful castle. Unfortunately, a tour is only possible on Sundays at 3:30 p.m. as part of a guided tour. Unfortunately, this is not so practical with a small child. The beer garden also only opens on Sundays, but already at 2 p.m.

ヴァルダーホーファー城は個人所有です。外観のみ見学可能です。1100年頃に築城されたとされる（建築主は不明）この城は、ヴァルダーホーファーの街の外れ、市庁舎のすぐ隣にある玄武岩の火道の上に建っています。現在の姿は、本来の大きさや外観を不完全にしか表していません。堂々とした円形の建物は水城であり、南と西は現在ほとんど干上がった城の池とケッセネ川に囲まれていました。北側は環状の土塁が攻撃から守っていたと思われます。1823年に解体された北東角の堂々とした塔からは、ヴァルダーホーファー谷の広大な眺望が得られました。世俗化の後、1802年12月29日に、長年所有していたヴァルトザッセン修道院と共に、バイエルン選帝侯マクシミリアン・ヨーゼフによって国有化され、裁判官の住居として使用されました。国家は1805年9月16日にこの城を売却しました。

The listed St. John's Chapel at the edge of town towards Kemnath was probably built in the 17th century. It stands on the Kösseinebach just a few meters west of Waldershof Castle, to which it belonged until 1934. The figure of St. John Nepomuk, which is said to have previously stood above the outflow of the castle pond, is worth seeing. The chapel was first mentioned in writing in 1846, when a flood threatened to destroy it. In 1934, the then market town of Waldershof acquired the chapel from the castle owner because he was no longer able to maintain it.

Very well maintained facility and beautifully modernized.

The Waldershof Castle can only be admired from the outside, unfortunately it cannot be visited.

Jagged rocks that invite easy climbing. Since they are a bit off the trail, it's easy to miss them. Two narrow paths lead from the hiking trail to the rocks