グリューンクローの洞窟・トップ18

At the castle complex, first mentioned in 1152 and built by the Lords of Summerau, of which remnants of the keep still remain, only a few walls offer a place to rest. A staircase from the inner courtyard leads down to a well-preserved vaulted cellar. The view from the former hilltop castle, which consisted of an outer castle and a 28-meter-long and 14-meter-wide main castle, which was inhabited until its destruction in the Thirty Years' War, has long since been overgrown.

Worth seeing

Always good, definitely stop by

The owners of the farm shop and café retired at the end of 2023, which is why both unfortunately no longer exist.

Really surprising: this beautiful little castle 🏰 with a great view of the Schussen valley

The old castle of the city, now the town hall.

Tettnang is a small town worth seeing with great historical buildings

Old Castle (Town Hall) Built in 1667 under Count Johann V by the Vorarlberg architect Michael Kuen. Converted into a town hall in 1904 After almost all of the town's houses and the castle were destroyed in the Thirty Years' War - the then Count Hugo took refuge with his family in the house at Montfortstrasse 37 after his return - his son Count Johann V built the simple castle in 1667. The architect was Michael Kuen from Vorarlberg. After the construction of the New Castle, the Old Castle served as the head forester's residence and office, as well as a storage hall for tithes and a drying hall for hops. In 1903, the town of Tettnang bought the Old Castle for 35,000 marks and converted it into a town hall in 1904/05.  From the Tettnang city tour