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There are plenty of places to sit at Altenstein Castle. 👍

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Not only ancient history has left its mark on Altenstein Castle, but also the division of Germany. The ensemble is quite interesting.

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If you leave BSA on the cycle path heading south, you will have a wonderful view of the opening Werra Valley with the Werra and Rothestein Castle perched on the hill.

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always a beautiful view

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Until 1945, the area around Altenstein Castle belonged to the Hessian state forest of Allendorf and then came to the Thuringian district of Eichsfeld as a result of the Wanfried Agreement through an exchange of territories. Until 1954 the castle was still used as a dwelling for the forester, after that for a few years as a children's holiday camp. In 1973 the castle complex was blown up as part of border security measures on the Inner German border. The area close to the border was no longer accessible to the population until the end of 1989.

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a very nice way, easy to drive and also highly recommended for hiking

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An interesting ruin with a small vaulted cellar and a beautiful view. A flashlight is useful because of the cellar.

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A bike path with holiday feelings, easy to drive with lots of views

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Cycle path along the Werra between Kleinvach and Bad Sooden-Allendorf

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The castle has an unusual design and dates from the high medieval period

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One of the most beautiful medieval castle ruins

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nice place to rest

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The Altenstein ruins are definitely worth a jump again if you are hiking on the P16. It is about 80 meters from the actual hiking trail. There is also a refuge here where you can take a wonderful rest. You can walk around the ruins and have some great views. In front of the ruins there is a small information board with a lot of interesting information about these walls.

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When it was built in the 13th century, Werleshausen Castle was significantly smaller than it is today. It only had a bullet top. A free farming family had built this property. It was only after a fire in the middle of the 16th century that the two-story upper section on the remains of the building was expanded with Renaissance style elements.

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Werleshausen, a small town on the Werra, lies between Ludwigstein Castle and the Hanstein Castle ruins. Werleshausen Castle from the 13th century is located in the village itself and is located on the Fairy Tale Route.

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The first castle on the Rusteberg was first mentioned in a document in 1123, but was already destroyed again in 1160. Subsequent buildings and extensions by the archbishops of Mainz were carried out from the 12th century. In 1749 and 1750 the administration built Rusteberg Castle. In connection with this, the demolition of the previously intact castle began in order to use the stones as building material.

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The main building, known as a manor or castle, has its origins around 1280, but the building has changed structurally over time, and a fire also contributed to this.

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Great to ride bike path in picturesque landscapes.

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If only the headwind hadn't blown like this ...

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Located below the ruins, there is a wonderful view of the surrounding area below.

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