周辺の城・トップ5

History takes place here, within walls and also within its unique buildings, such as the Freuler Palace.

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Definitely worth a visit to this miniature palace.

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In front of the ruins there is a small but nice barbecue area.

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Beautiful ruin above Lake Walen.

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Old castle ruin. There is a picnic area with possibility to make a fire. View of the lake and the mountains.

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Small old castle ruin

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Beautiful, old building in the middle of Näfels

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Wandelberg Castle once stood on the striking rock. Formerly an island or peninsula in the Tuggensee, the rock still bears witness to this today.

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Currently being restored so some scaffolding

The ruin is located on a ledge, some construction work is currently in progress. However, it offers a wonderful view of the valley and a barbecue area on the castle hill.

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The 7m high and wide remains of the former castle can be reached via a narrow path along the edge of the rock. In addition to seat blocks, there is also a small fireplace.

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Interesting ruin, the tower dates back to Roman times and was then supplemented with an outer wall in the Middle Ages.

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Ruins of a Roman watchtower from the 1st century BC BC, so incredibly old ...

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Pretty little castle ruins with a wonderful view

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The FREULERPALAST is one of the most magnificent Swiss residential buildings of the 17th century. The client of this magnificent palace was the Näfelser KASPAR FREULER (around 1595-1651). The PRUNKRÄUME, still completely preserved today, with its magnificent stucco work, richly ornamented paneling and coffered ceilings give an impressive picture of the wealth of the builder and the skills of the craftsmen.

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Ruin in an elevated position with bench and fireplace for grilling. Well suited for a short or long break on the way to the Seerenbach Falls or to Quinten. Peaceful place.

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There's not much left to see of it - but the place is great.

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The castle is not mentioned in a document, so its year of construction can only be estimated. In 1388, Strahlegg Castle served as an outpost against the Confederates in the Näfels war between Austria and Habsburg and was therefore conquered and destroyed by the Glarnern. [1] The first excavation took place in August 1861. Ferdinand Keller determined that it must be a medieval castle. Later, Roman ceramic fragments were found during explorations. Overall, however, the complex could not be dated. A careful archaeological investigation was not carried out until 1960. It was found that it must have been a Roman watchtower, which was built in 15 BC. Was built under the Roman emperor Augustus. There is a line of sight to two other watchtowers; the first in the hamlet of Voremwald near Filzbach am Kerenzerberg, the second on the Biberlichopf near Ziegelbrücke. It was found that part of the masonry dates from the Middle Ages, so the ruined Roman tower was rebuilt at that time. The tower has a square floor plan with a side length of 10.4 by 10.4 meters. There is still a 6 meter high masonry made of stored, roughly hewn limestone. Medieval masonry can only be found at the top on the west wall. The foundation is separated inside and outside by six neatly executed paragraphs. The uppermost paragraph lies on the inside above the former beam position. There are beam holes on all four sides, whereby probably only the holes in the north and south walls seem to have received a layer of beams, the others seem to have been used for an external battlement. The entrance is on the south side, where the wall was broken out.

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Very nice building with history together from näfels

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