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The Jungfernsprung is a rocky outcrop in the western Graz Mountains in the Austrian state of Styria. The dolomite rock, which owes its name to a legend, lies 130 meters northeast of the Gösting castle ruins in the state capital Graz.

At the Plankenwarth pond you can get very good food and drinks. Very nice facility where everyone is welcome and seen. Apparently the fish is excellent!!!:) The hill through the forest towards Plankenwarth has a gradient of around 10% in some places. At the top you have lots of options towards Schirning, Graz or St. Oswald.

Gösting Castle is a baroque castle and is still privately owned. After the construction was completed in 1728, the interior was not completed until 1735. In 1844/45 the French gardens were transformed into an English park. In 1891 Karl Lacher provided the plans for a partial redesign of the interior. The Attems family owned Gösting Castle until 1955, before it was sold to Hans and Grete Totz, who took on the task of repairing the war damage. The interior suffered because numerous rooms were rented out as living quarters for guest workers. The exterior was renovated in 1960 and the roof was replaced in 1967. The building can be reached via bus route 40, which has its terminus in front of the castle.

Beautiful vantage point near the Gösting castle ruins. Probably not suitable for people afraid of heights.

The distinctive rocky spur in the western Grazer Bergland adorned the region's postcards early on. From the rock you have a wonderful view over the Murtal. It goes without saying that there are several legends surrounding such a place. One of them tells that Katharina, one of the daughters of the lord of the castle Wulfing, threw herself from the rock near the castle into the Mur. She could not cope with the death of her lover in a sword fight.

There are always great exhibitions there.

The castle was built in the 12th century and stands out beautifully on its rock.