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Without an entrance fee, you can peacefully climb the wide tower stairs to the viewing platform. Inside the tower, you'll find various exhibits and information. There are several levels leading to the very top. A massive wall, large wooden stairs, and a very wide viewing platform offer excellent views in almost every direction. It's a rewarding experience after cycling up the steep hill.

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Normally, the ruins are closed to the public. However, there is a way. At the castle hotel, you can get the key for the gate and visit the ruins. The observation tower was particularly important to me because I visit similar ones by bicycle in the TV series "The Tower Hunt." The tower looks massive. Spiral stone stairs lead up to a small room where you can also reach the viewing platform. First, though, you have to climb the vertical metal ladder. It's worth it because the view is beautiful. You can see the ruins and the surrounding area very well.

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A large, publicly accessible castle complex with buildings of very different architectural styles. Unfortunately, the residential tower is not accessible.

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Castle complex with a long history.

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Beautiful area below the castle ruins with castle park and distillery, definitely worth a trip.

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From Plesse Castle you have a really beautiful view, a visit here is always worthwhile. There are lots of great photo opportunities.

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A beautiful castle ruin with great photo opportunities...we were lucky and the gates were open. There is also a registry office there, a great place to get married.

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The tower of Plesse Castle, which is open on weekends, rewards visitors with a beautiful view.

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You can find Hardeg Castle in the center of Hardegsen, where you also have the opportunity to park and explore the surrounding area (spa gardens, watchtower, etc.).

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Hardenberg Castle is very impressive as a ruin. Unfortunately, for security reasons, it is not freely accessible.

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Plesse Castle has a thousand-year history and offers a great view of the Leine Valley. The gastronomy is open on Friday, Saturday and Sunday.

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Adelebsen Castle is a castle complex that has grown structurally over the centuries, which makes it particularly interesting. There are so many beautiful different impressions that you almost think you have visited different castles. 😉 The entire complex looks very well maintained and can be visited from the outside. Adelebsen Castle is THE highlight of Adelebsen!

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Hardegsen Castle, part of the path around the castle was blocked off with a construction fence in June 2022.

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The original Adelebsen Castle, which was later converted into a palace, is a well-preserved medieval structure on a sandstone cliff in Adelebsen, about 15 km west of Göttingen. Source: https://de.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Burg_Adelebsen You have a great view from the top and it is always a great photo object

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The place and the castle are very beautiful. The mighty tower is one of the largest towers of the Middle Ages in Europe and absolutely worth seeing, even if it is a bit smaller today. Personally, I like Adelebsen Castle very much. I think it's nice that there are still private lords who make their castle available to the public. By the way, Burgenarchiv.de recently published a very interesting article about Adelebsen Castle: https://burgenarchiv.de/burg_adelebsen_in_niedersachsen

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One of the hiking highlights around Göttingen. From the castle wall you can enjoy the view of the valley and fortify yourself with delicious food in the restaurant (currently only open on weekends). A place that Goethe already visited.

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It is also worth driving up to the castle. Great view

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Hardegsen Castle is simply beautiful. You can have a civil wedding there or rent the rooms for celebrations. The castle tavern is also located on the grounds: a must-visit! The spa gardens border the castle.

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In order to comply with the von Hardenberg's distilling rights, which were first documented in 1700, a proper distillery was set up in the 19th century. Including the expansion of the north side, which serves as a grain store with drying and cleaning facilities, the entire facility today bears the name "Hardenberg Hinterhaus" The court was built in 1720. The prison cells can still be found in the vaulted cellar today. Next to the house is the entrance to the castle ruins!

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In 1101 a fortified structure above Nörtens was mentioned for the first time, which served as an overview point for the intersecting traffic routes. It was founded by the Archdiocese of Mainz after the completion of the Christianization of the eastern area, which is why it is also called "Mainz House". In the 13th century castle men were hired for protection and administration, to whom the castle was pledged in 1287. Among them were some members of the von Hardenberg family in 1357, to whom the castle still belongs to this day. In 1403, through inheritance contracts within the family, not only the von Hardenberg family divided into two camps, but also the castle complex into two residences or castles: - The newer, northern part of the castle complex, the so-called front building - The first part of the castle from 1100, the so-called rear building Around 1840 many renovation efforts were made, with the drawbridge, the entrance gate and a new tower being built in the neo-Romanesque style. Today it is the landmark of the castle. Since 1962, more fortification work has been carried out in order to preserve the castle as a monument for future generations!

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