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Beautiful, freestanding bell tower owned by the municipality

The Diemerstein castle ruins are easy to see from the outside and offer a charming view – but unfortunately the interior is not accessible.

The Diemerstein castle ruins are easy to see from the outside and offer a charming view – but unfortunately the interior is not accessible.

Hilltop castle built around 1100 Youth hostel since 1968 https://www.diejugendherbergen.de/jugendherbergen/altleiningen

The romantic castle ruins are located in a side valley near Frankenstein. The exact date and name of the builder are unknown. The castle is now owned by the Technical University of Kaiserslautern Foundation and is not freely accessible. Still impressive and the climb to the castle is worth it.

The ringing tower was inaugurated on June 6, 1886. Carl von Gienanth, whose wife donated the bells and who himself had contributed a lot to the building, was greeted at the inauguration ceremony by the guests with volleys and cannon salutes. Since December 19, 1975, the bell tower has been owned by the local community. 1981/82 renovation of the bell tower, electric bell drive since 1982.; synchronous ringing with the church bells of St. Catherine.

Beautiful, well-restored castle ruins with a great view. There is also a place to stop for refreshments right at the castle.

Castle on a spur, triangular floor plan, two mighty wings on the north and south sides, connected by a narrow building on the east side, oldest parts in the SW area of the main castle, remains of a polygonal keep, Hohenstaufen humped ashlar wall in the SW Originally a structure with four towers, once 365 windows, of which 150 are still preserved. At the end of the 13th century the castle was Ganerbenburg. Source and further information: https://www.alleburgen.de/bd.php?id=24848