ヴィルトフレッケンの洞窟・トップ8

This park is highly recommended.

The baroque palace is now privately owned and serves as a private clinic.

Nice place to go for a little refreshment on the small sun terrace

You are even welcome here for a small refreshing drink

Ruins on the Ebersberg. Two towers and a wall of the castle are still preserved. One of the towers is even accessible and offers a great view of the Hessian Rhön (Wasserkuppe, ...)

In the Middle Ages, the former castle was the regional administrative center of the Bishopric of Würzburg and also a border fortress to the areas of the Bishopric of Fulda. For a long time it was assumed that the castle was no longer used after it was destroyed in the 13th century. Archaeological investigations have meanwhile revealed construction phases that can be dated to the 16th century. The subsequent decay caused the complex to fall into oblivion. It was not until 1897 that forest master Fuchs discovered the remains of the wall while laying out a wood removal path and had them uncovered.

Quaint restaurant with very good, regional food! Game dishes from our own hunt - excellent!

In the 16th century, an iron smelter was built on the Holzberg by the von Thüngen noble family. In 1954, the hunting lodge was bought by the current owners, the Meinschäfer family, and converted into a restaurant with guest rooms. In the cozy dining room, modeled on a knight's hall, you can still sit romantically in the light of petroleum lamps.