周辺の城・トップ9

Impressive and somewhat mystical ruins along the way

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A really beautiful and impressive facility with informative explanatory panels

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This exciting castle ruin is begging to be explored. A destination for numerous visitors.

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Small ruins on the hill with a great view. Benches invite you to take a break.

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Between Morbach and Hinzerath are the ruins of Baldenau Castle, the only moated castle in the Hunsrück. Erected around 1320, the impressive ruins can still be found beautifully situated in the valley of the Dhron.

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The vault made of slate is particularly great. On two benches you can enjoy the wonderful quiet place.

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Very nice to look at, great background for photos.

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Imagined Celtic settlement that looks very authentic. Nice to visit. Also super nice for children. With a great view of the Schmidtburg.

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The Allenbacher Church: Today's Allenbach Church was consecrated on the 1st Sunday of Advent in 1781. It is built in the classical style and houses a “Stumm organ” from the well-known Stumm family of organ builders from Sulzbach. Contemporary history Church Allenbach Before the Reformation, the first church was located within the castle walls. The bells of this church date from 1503/1515. The founding dates of the parish Allenbach and the first church are not known. 1557: Introduction of the Reformation in the rear county of Sponheim. 1559: Gerhard Boer first pastor after the Reformation 1567: Construction of a new rectory in Allenbach. 1625: Plague in Allenbach - 101 people die. 1632: As a result of the plague, Pastor Johann Georg clears the parishes of Allenbach and Wirschweiler. 1632-1754: the pastor's official residence in Wirschweiler. 1754: Dispute between Allenbach and Wirschweiler and separation of the parish. Butcher becomes pastor in Wirschweiler Martini becomes pastor in Allenbach 1781: On the 1st Sunday of Advent, Pastor Karl Ludwig Stumpf inaugurated the new church in Allenbach 1881: Parrer F.W. Kossuth writes the Chronicle of the Church in Allenbach

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The Allenbach Castle: Allenbach Castle is, along with Eltz Castle and Gemünden Castle, the only inhabitable castle from the Middle Ages in the Hunsrück. Today it is a listed building. Contemporary history at Allenbach Castle 1265: First documentary mention of Allenbach (Ellenbach), a castle from Sponheim 1437: Allenbach Castle is used as a stud farm. The property no longer has a defensive character. The castle is the seat of the bailiff von Allenbach. 1511-1528: reconstruction of the castle. Construction of the half-timbered building that still exists today. 1585: Allenbach Castle is shown for the first time with all buildings on a map of the Trier forest. 1804: Sale to the owner of the hut, Johann Mathias Sauermilch. 1898: The pearl dealer Max Purper purchases the castle. https://allenbach-hunsrueck.de/tourismus/ausfluege-und-aktivitaeten/11-tourismus/im-ort/8-allenbacher-schloss

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Sometimes rabbits run across the courtyard🐰🐰.

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The castle was first mentioned in a document in 1265. Today it is privately owned and has therefore been called "Purpers Schlösschen" for many decades. You can visit it as part of the "Day of the Open Monument" on September 12 of each year. The Allenbach Church is also in the immediate vicinity. Information about the castle and the church can be found on the information boards.

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The Celtic settlement is part of an open-air museum and can be visited. It brings the Celtic way of life from the 1st century to life. It is located on the Sironaweg and in the immediate vicinity of the Hunsrück cycle path.

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A beautiful ruin, which shows the enormous extent of the former castle and also makes the floor plan easy to understand. And the all-round view of the valleys is also worth seeing

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A visit to this legendary little ruin is worthwhile. We even stopped here to rest and enjoy the beautiful view.

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The Celtic settlement was closed when we were there, but you could have a look over the fence.

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The settlement was unfortunately closed, but you can also get a nice insight into the life of the Celts from the outside.

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A very beautiful ruin in a great location that invites you to take a break. A bank set and a panoramic lounger invite you to linger.

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This castle complex is simply impressive. The size alone is just gigantic. You should plan a lot of time. We visited them on the way to the Traumschleife Hahnenbachtal

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The heirs of Sponheim, the Margrave of Baden and the Count Palatine of Zweibrücken built today's castle from the quartzites, greywacke and sandstones of the castle. The sandstone walls of the castle windows date from the 12th to 13th centuries. Allenbach Castle is now a listed building. The fact that the substance of the building was preserved after the French revolutionary troops marched in is primarily due to the last Allenbacher hut owner, Johann Mathias Sauermilch and his son Rudolf. Sauermilch not only acquired the huts, but also lived in the castle and set up a line weaving mill there to offset the lower profits from copper smelting. Rudolf Sauermilch died on February 7th, 1871 in Allenbach. The castle was rented and finally acquired in 1898 by the Idar merchant Max Purper. He and his children preserved the building from the outside and enriched its interior. The castle was used by the Max Purper family as a residence during the summer holidays. During the last world war the castle was occupied by a bakery company, which caused great damage. In 1957, Max Purper was recognized as a historical monument for the castle. There are guided tours in the castle on the open day. Allenbach Castle is the only inhabitable castle from the Middle Ages in the Hunsrück, along with Eltz Castle and Gemünden Castle. Source: https://allenbach-hunsrueck.de

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