周辺の城・トップ20

Unfortunately, it is a lost place and no entry is allowed.

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The stamp box is somewhat hidden opposite the entrance stairs - briefly asked at the hotel, friendly led to it, they promised to cut the box a little free

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In my opinion, the castle looks more beautiful from a distance than up close. Unfortunately, you can't really get close to it.

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With fantastic views of Mansfeld and the country. A must🥰

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😎Rammelburg Castle, which is located in the town of the same name on the Wipper, was probably built in the 13th century. A first documented mention from 1259 confirms this. In contrast to other palaces and castles, there were hardly any military conflicts around Rammelburg Castle. The castle was attacked only once and was at least partially taken. After a reconciliation, the owners were allowed to keep the castle. Nevertheless, the complex changed hands over the centuries and eventually became the property of the von Thurn und Taxis family. However, they were also expropriated during the Second World War. The castle was then used as a refugee home, health resort and rehabilitation center....

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romantic place by the lake

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https://de.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Burg_Arnstein

The ruins immediately cast a spell over you, and you feel like you've been transported to Scotland.

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unfortunately locked and barricaded, but still nice to look at from a distance.

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Park of the Hotel Villa Westerberge

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short rest in the Hotel Westerberge and quickly sipped a shandy

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Archbishopric of Magdeburg/Electoral Saxony - It is the year 1549: The conversion work into one of the strongest and most modern fortresses in Germany has been completed. With a last test shot, the Nuremberg fortress builder and artillery founder Matern Harder causes the Wippertal to tremble. The Mansfelders fear for their belongings.... What's going on up there on the castle hill? The dispute between the counts has been raging for many years. After all, it is also about attractive prospecting and mining rights that promise wealth and power. The above and below ground bastions of the fortress now stand around the three representative palaces. The most important artists of the time were involved in the construction of the castles. The counts spend the money with full hands. Everyone wants to show off the most beautiful and magnificent castle. The first soldiers move in here. No, this life wasn't a bed of roses. In subterranean vaults they have to sleep on several floors one above the other. The food is more than sparse. The counts, on the other hand, live in the lap of luxury... They can easily be misused as a pawn in the power struggles of the Prussian or Saxon princes. IF YOU WANT TO KNOW HOW THE HISTORY ENDS, VISIT MANSFELD CASTLE, LIKE US, AND EXPLORE THE OLD WALLS ON YOUR OWN OR WITH THE ONLINE CASTLE TOUR. IF ONLY HUMANITY WOULD LEARN FROM THE MISTAKES OF OUR ANCESTORS!

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The Counts of Mansfeld enjoyed themselves there.

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Very nice villa in a quiet area Easily accessible by bike, for example along the wipper

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Still inhabited, interesting castle on the edge of the Harz Mountains

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Always a highlight for my fur nose on our bike tour, because opposite the villa he can really work out in the Wipper and the large meadow.

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Konradsburg, first mentioned in 1021, once served to protect the imperial estate of the Harz Mountains. However, the visitor searches in vain for a keep or other architectural features that suggest a military fortification. And there are no defense towers or a palace to be seen either. Nevertheless, the venerable building is surrounded by a mystical aura. The area, which has offered people protection and a place to live since the Bronze Age, has always been sacred land. Even the Germans worshiped their pagan gods at this point. In the course of Christianization, it was customary to erect sacred buildings explicitly on the sites of pagan places of worship. Therefore, the visitor gets an insight into the church life in the Harz rather than into the equipment of a military fortification.

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The villa is a bit isolated, but very idyllic and easy to visit.

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A bit off the tourist track but absolutely a highlight. Also a stamp office of the Harzer hiking nobility.

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I was lucky enough to be a guest there for a week. Room with bathroom, which is great. The group rooms are so nice. As a group that stays there, you also get a guided tour of the castle. Ours has taken over Fred, caretaker, member of the development association. He did a great job. And then two days of storm. The wind whistled around and through the building, howling, so to speak, that had something. You could really put yourself in another time and hear "Castle Ghost".

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