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Kastellaun Castle is the ruin of a hilltop castle on the Burgberg hill at 434 m above sea level, connected to the former city wall.

Kastellaun Castle is the ruin of a hilltop castle on the castle hill connected to the former city wall of the town of Kastellaun in the Rhein-Hunsrück district in Rhineland-Palatinate.

Beautiful, narrow path through the tunnel along the stream... exciting part

Kastellaun Castle is the ruin of a hilltop castle on the castle hill at 434 m above sea level connected to the former city wall of the town of Kastellaun in the Rhein-Hunsrück district in Rhineland-Palatinate. Wikipedia

Nice castle ruins, there is not much left, but still worth a detour

A really great and well-kept area with rest areas, panoramic loungers, swings, hammocks - a great local recreation area. Horn Castle is located about 600 m west of Horn in a marshy headwater area of the Klingelbach. The impressive 4-5 m high, round castle mound has a diameter of 40 m. A 9-12 m wide, in places 1.5 m deep moat surrounds the castle mound. A well is said to have been uncovered in the partly silted up, partly still swampy ditch. The round hill plateau with a diameter of approx. 20 m shows an approx. 2 m deep trough or a wall-like elevation that encloses the plateau. horn-hunsrueck.de/horner-burg

A really great and well-kept area with rest areas, panoramic loungers, swings, hammocks - a great local recreation area. Horn Castle is located about 600 m west of Horn in a marshy headwater area of the Klingelbach. The impressive 4-5 m high, round castle mound has a diameter of 40 m. A 9-12 m wide, in places 1.5 m deep moat surrounds the castle mound. A well is said to have been uncovered in the partly silted up, partly still swampy ditch. The round hill plateau with a diameter of approx. 20 m shows an approx. 2 m deep trough or a wall-like elevation that encloses the plateau. https://horn-hunsrueck.de/horner-burg/

Dill Castle is a ruin. The Spornburg sits on a mountain spur above the Dillerbach, in the middle of the 200 soul town of Dill in the Hunsrück. It was probably built in the 11th century, and Adalbert von Dill Graf von Mörsberg (County of Sponheim) is said to be the founder. During the War of the Palatinate Succession in 1697, the castle was destroyed by a French army. The town of Dill was spared.