周辺の城・トップ7

Nice trail - goes both ways.

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Beautiful single trail for up and down from the castle to the intersection to the first forest path. Afterwards there are further single trails to the cemetery or Friedhofsstrasse. However, these are currently somewhat overgrown.

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Impressive part of the old castle complex

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Nice place with some views for a stopover.

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The building was previously used to overwinter cold-sensitive citrus fruits. Hence the name Orangery. In 2013, the historical remains of the orangery were covered with a 30 meter long Corten steel wall, which is intended to preserve the ruins and protect them from further deterioration.

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One of the most beautiful corners in the Homburg Forest

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Nice trails on the Karlsberg

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The tithe barn in the old town, which also houses the Sickingen Museum, is a historical building with remains of the preserved curtain wall from the 14th century. The tithe barn is a sight and a destination for those interested in history.

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The orangery is always worth a visit.

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Beautiful location with a far-reaching view. Just enjoy the view or take a break.

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An interesting place with a long history 🙂

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The tithe barn dated 1734 - but built on medieval foundations - was the warehouse of the von Sickingen-Hohenburg families. (https://landstuhl.info/Rundweg/Station16.php)

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It was a wooden structure that was used exclusively for the events in connection with the wedding and was then removed again. Since the bride's father, Landgrave Ludwig IX. von Hessen-Darmstadt had taken a great interest in this layout, he had Mannlich send him plan copies. Namely, he intended to construct the building in stone as a permanent facility. Mannlich sent the copies he had signed to Darmstadt, where they are still to this day. However, they were no longer used in Darmstadt.

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Only the foundation walls and the basement of the former orangery with its large central vault are evidence of the former fairytale castle of Duke Karl II August von Pfalz-Zweibrücken.

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Here Duke Karl ll. August build a tent palace for his brother's wedding party. The foundations can still be seen.

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In 1793 the castle was burned down by French revolutionary troops. Today you can only see the foundation walls and the basement of the former orangery with its large central vault.

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Always nice to visit the "old walls" on the Schlossberg. The orangery offers many resting places and is a worthwhile destination

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Contemporary history in Homburg. The warehouse for wintering orange trees.

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Remains of the cellar vault of the former orangery at Karlsberg Castle

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Nice place to rest. Opposite the ruin is a bank left of the bank is a great trail down I can only recommend.

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