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Unfortunately, the interior of the ruins is no longer accessible due to the risk of collapse.

Interesting mix of how the new fortifications and prison buildings blend with the preserved parts of the old fortress.

Enchanted castle grounds with castle ruins and a chapel. A worthwhile photo opportunity.

Lehrbach – a small village with a romantic castle ruin in its center, set on overgrown private land – "Visiting of the ruins and chapel is permitted at your own risk, subject to revocation." It's worth a look!

Built in 1891, the castle, more of a manor house in the style of a simple palace complex, stands at 216 meters above sea level, directly north of Kasseler Straße, on the west bank of the Schwalm River. The castle is surrounded by a large, largely tree-lined park, which extends to the north as far as the route of the former Knüllwald Railway, now the Rotkäppchenland Railway Cycle Path, and to the east across the Schwalm River to the L 3263 state road.

Old remains of the former Nellenburg. From which there is supposedly a secret passage to the Junker Hansen Tower.

A wonderfully fascinating place in the middle of Lehrbach, especially now in autumn. Most of the time you even have the ruins all to yourself.

Only the chapel can be seen from the street; the ruins are hidden behind dense thickets. You wouldn't expect a place like this in a village like Lehrbach, anyone who sees it for the first time is guaranteed to be amazed!