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城とキャンプ場が一緒になっているのは珍しい。しかし、この小さくて素敵な場所は、キャンピングカーの駐車スペースの中でも特別な存在だ。ここでは移動できることが必須条件だ。なぜなら、レストランがないからだ。しかし、緑豊かな場所にはゲストのための広いスペースがある。城全体のエリアは一見の価値がある。

The walkways look really nice... it's a shame that visitors aren't allowed to walk on them.

In midsummer, you can barely see the lake because the reeds are quite high. The boardwalks are rickety and may only be used by members of the local fishing club, but they do offer a beautiful view of the lake.

The mysterious castle lake, with no water supply, always the same water level. To my knowledge, the bottom of the lake has not yet been found. It is a volcanic cave system. Where does the water come from?

Not much remains of the Schnepfenburg, mentioned in 1166, which was intended to protect the graduation tower. It was used as an official residence and prison until 1786, then caught fire and was replaced by a castle. This now forms the district court. The Schnepfenburg was described as "insurmountable" and you can still explore the imposing walls above the castle lake today. The viewing platform is only closed at night.

Nice place to stay for a short while.

A beautiful, narrow path runs along the Vorderer Breitunger See and offers beautiful views.

The two-storey building with the round stair tower now houses holiday apartments. Built around 1600, Johann Leopold von Geyso bought the estate in 1710 and added the stair tower to the front. The von Geyso family lived in the castle until the middle of the 19th century. It came into the possession of the Prussian Minister of Trade von Berlepsch via the industrialist Wenzel. Outbuildings and farm buildings fell victim to the great village fire in 1895. After the Second World War, the property was nationalised and the local administration and library moved in. A descendant of the von Berlepschs got the property back after the fall of the Berlin Wall.