ズルツフェルトの洞窟・トップ20

Beautiful to look at, unfortunately we weren't allowed in and there was no information about when it would be possible.

This is a really large and really well-maintained ruin. The climb is short and sweet from Henneberg. There is also a path around the complex. It is definitely worth a walk

For German Heritage Day, Bibra Castle opened its doors to visitors. There were guided tours of the grounds with interesting facts, followed by coffee and cake... what more could you want?! Perhaps an overnight stay in the castle? No problem, there's room for 17 people.

The Lichtenburg, a castle ruin, was built in the 12th century and expanded and rebuilt several times over the centuries. Destroyed in the Peasants' War in the 16th century, it was then rebuilt, but lost its importance in the 18th century and slowly fell into disrepair. Its keep is well preserved and offers an impressive view of the Rhön, the Grabfeld and the Thuringian Forest.

The castle ruins will be open to the public until the end of May 2024, after which they will be closed for restoration work. The restaurant is already closed (hopefully only temporarily).

The Walldorf fortified church is an impressive ensemble of buildings that has now been beautifully restored after a fire disaster. A tour is very worthwhile.

The Habichtsburg castle square on the mountain spur is clearly visible. The neck trench carved into the rock is particularly impressive. There are some steps and remains of walls from a later period.

There were never any official excavations at Habichtsburg, but finds of pottery shards, animal bones and wall coverings suggest that the castle was built in the 12th/13th century. Century was built.