ウーゼリンの洞窟・トップ11

シュロス島は一見の価値があるように修復されました。

The Three Queens Palace also houses a small tourist information office.

We go over to the Kavaliershaus, today the 3 Queens Palace, with an exhibition on Sophie Charlotte, Luise and Friederike. https://youtu.be/DZVXc6a-hj4

A great spot, there is a lot to see here!

looks very well preserved

a lot of history in a small space, very beautiful

Wesenberg Castle, a high medieval motte castle in the northeast of the town of Wesenberg, is a historical highlight in the Mecklenburg Lake District district in Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania. With its impressive history, which dates back to the middle of the 13th century, the castle today offers a fascinating insight into the region's past. The castle was originally built to protect the town of "Wesenberge" and has experienced numerous eventful events over the centuries, including Mecklenburg-Brandenburg disputes and the consequences of the Thirty Years' War, which led to the extensive destruction of the complex. The torso of the keep, known as the Fangelturm, and parts of the south wall have been preserved. Today the castle is owned by the town and houses the Wesenberg Tourist Office and a local history room, which displays a collection on fishing, forestry and regional history. The castle's rooms are also used as a forestry museum. In addition, the traditional castle festival takes place every year on the first weekend in July with a historical parade, knightly plays, dancing and fireworks, attracting visitors from near and far. Visitors to Wesenberg Castle can climb the preserved tower and enjoy a wonderful view of the town and the lake from there. The idyllic location, the well-preserved grounds and the diverse cultural offerings make the castle a worthwhile destination for history buffs, culture enthusiasts and anyone who wants to experience the beauty of the Mecklenburg Lake District. When visiting Wesenberg Castle, visitors should make sure they have appropriate equipment, especially if they want to climb the tower. Information on opening times, admission prices and special events can be obtained in advance from the Wesenberg Tourist Office or on the Wesenberg town website.

The core of the castle still consists of parts of a previous building from 1708, which was partially destroyed in the fire of 1742. The baroque ballroom dates from 1710. The current castle was built between 1749 and 1752 on behalf of Adolf Friedrich III. Built according to plans by Christoph Julius Löwe.