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(4/2024) The castle is now empty and the rooms are gradually being given over to social projects by the city. The former castle or monastery garden was transformed by the city's citizens into a very beautiful community vegetable/ornamental garden. You can now drink coffee in the Villa Artis house next to the Villa Urbana Roman Museum.

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Beautiful castle with many buildings and open spaces. The entire complex is an impressive size. Of course with an interesting history, but the present is also exciting and almost resembles a crime thriller or Asterix: In 2019, a private international boarding school was to be built there by a Chinese investor. After strong resistance from citizens, the local council decided at the end of 2021 to make the castle city property. Public and social use is planned, the details of which are yet to be determined. Detailed presentation of the events of the last few years at https://www.bi-malteserschloss.de/

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From the Schneeburg you have a wonderful view over Freiburg and the Vosges

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Finds and excavations indicate that as early as Roman times there was a watchtower on the hill at the site of today's castle ruins. The castle probably dates from the early 12th century and was built by the Lords of Staufen. Adalbert von Staufen built the castle house around 1100. Staufen Castle was explicitly mentioned for the first time in a document from 1248; However, the Üsenbergers, referred to in this context as landlords, never sat in the castle.[2] In the 14th century, a lack of money and unsuccessful feuds between the Lords of Staufen and the nearby city of Freiburg meant that Freiburg was able to gain influence over Staufen Castle.[3] SOURCE: Wikipedia

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Finds and excavations indicate that as early as Roman times there was a watchtower on the hill where the castle ruins are today. The castle probably dates from the early 12th century and was built by the Lords of Staufen. Adalbert von Staufen built the castle house around 1100. Staufen Castle was first expressly mentioned in a document from 1248; However, the Üsenbergers referred to in this context as landlords never sat in the castle.[2] In the 14th century, lack of money and unsuccessful feuds between the Lords of Staufen and the nearby city of Freiburg meant that Freiburg was able to gain influence over Staufen Castle.[3] SOURCE: Wikipedia

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Near the Maltese Castle there is a park at the Roman Museum, which grants guests and travelers free entry. In the park, guests and travelers can enjoy a wonderful view of the Black Forest. A panorama board nearby reveals the surrounding mountain landscapes (including Belchen - Schauinsland - Feldberg). A historical tour in the park, near the Maltese Castle and Cafe Artis: www.komoot.de/tour/968359889

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The ascent to Staufen Castle (ruins) with a view and sky lounger is worth the effort. The panorama trail and its view reward this ascent. Tour suggestion: www.komoot.de/tour/962895034/

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Historical tours invite you to the Faust town of Staufen. Tour guides show guests and new residents of the city of Staufen the special features. Tour suggestion: www.komoot.de/tour/962120554/

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The Schneeburg is a castle ruin at a height of 516 meters on the western foothills of the Schönberg. It is located between Uffhausen, Ehaben and the Freiburg district of St. Georgen. Built in the 13th century by the Lords of Hornberg, the castle was handed over to the fiefdom of the Monastery of St. Gallen in 1349. In return, Werner von Hornberg received the rule of Ehaben. The castle was abandoned before 1500 and thus fell into disrepair. The ruins in the Ehaben district consist of the remains of the keep and a residential building. Overall, it is only 37 meters long and approx. 17 meters wide. The complex is surrounded by a wide moat. The four-story keep with two windows is on the north side. The former residential building in the south of the complex is divided into two parts and a stone surround can be seen in the courtyard instead of the old well. Many hikers set out every year to visit the castle ruins, which offer a magnificent sight both then and now, and to enjoy the view of the valley and distant mountains. If you would like to avoid the strenuous climb, you have the option of driving to the Schönberg Hof inn below, thereby significantly shortening the route.

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The Schneeburg is a castle ruin at a height of 516 meters on the western foothills of the Schönberg. It is located between Uffhausen, Ehaben and the Freiburg district of St. Georgen. Built in the 13th century by the Lords of Hornberg, the castle was handed over to the fiefdom of the Monastery of St. Gallen in 1349. In return, Werner von Hornberg received the rule of Ehaben. The castle was abandoned before 1500 and thus fell into disrepair. The ruins in the Ehaben district consist of the remains of the keep and a residential building. Overall, it is only 37 meters long and approx. 17 meters wide. The complex is surrounded by a wide moat. The four-story keep with two windows is on the north side. The former residential building in the south of the complex is divided into two parts and a stone surround can be seen in the courtyard instead of the old well.

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The ruins of Staufen Castle are located on the approx. 380m high Schlossberg in Staufen and offer a great view of the city, the Black Forest and the Rhine plain.

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The Schlossbergturm is a 33.27 meter high observation tower on the Schlossberg. The Schlossberg Tower was erected in 2002 by the Board of Trustees on the Salzbüchslekuppe. For the construction, the architect used 100-year-old Douglas fir trunks from the local Ottilienwald, which fell over due to the severe hurricane Lothar in 1999. The long logs were twisted around the steel staircase. In honor of all donors who made construction possible in 2002, their names were placed on the face of the 153 steps to the top of the tower and can be read when climbing the tower. However, the natural construction with the tree trunks was repeatedly attacked by fungi and pests in the years that followed. In July 2015, the dilapidated logs were finally removed after several rescue attempts. After the tower was inaccessible for a long time, it was finally renewed in 2017 by the board of trustees and the donations they collected. In this step, the tree trunks were replaced by a reliable steel construction. The cost of the renovation was 192,000 euros, but the city expects the galvanized steel pylons to last 100 years. Source: https://www.kuratorium-schlossberg.de/eip/pages/schlossbergturm.php

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A great highlight. Nice to combine with a short hike on the Schloßberg. The tower is easy to reach from the old town. However, you should be good on foot. After a steep climb, you reach the tower via at least 200 steps 😏

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Castle ruins with a beautiful view of Freiburg on the one hand and Schönberg and southern Breisgau on the other. Information board on the ruin about the history.

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"... The former seat of the barons of Staufen, who also brought the magician Faust to the city as a gold maker, offers a breathtaking view of the Vosges and the Rhine plain. ..." Historical dates 1248 First documented mention 1633 Destroyed by fire in the Thirty Years War 1896 Acquisition by the city of Staufen from the property of the Barons of Mentzingen for 18,000 marks https://www.muenstertal-staufen.de/Media/Sehenswuerdheiten/Staufen-Burgruine

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"... The former seat of the Barons of Staufen, who also brought the magician Faust to the city as a goldmaker, offers a breathtaking view of the Vosges and the Rhine plain. ..." Historical data 1248 First documented mention 1633 Destruction by fire in the Thirty Years' War 1896 Purchase by the city of Staufen from the property of the Barons of Mentzingen for 18,000 marks https://www.muenstertal-staufen.de/Media/Sehenswuerdigkeiten/Staufen-Burgruine

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Great ruin with beautiful views. Always good for children. Should you have visited as a Markgräfler :)

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Great looks at the Altstatt from Staufen and a wide view of the surroundings

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Except for New Year's Eve, you can take the 251 steps to a platform at any time and enjoy the view of Freiburg.

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Great view from the ruins in the Rhine Valley to the Vosges and Freiburg

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