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beautiful viewpoint over the fields

A well-kept place of remembrance… let’s hope it stays that way

There is a good parking lot at the mine.

A castle ruin, of which there is not much left to see, but still interesting.

Tours of the mine are offered from April to October. It's definitely very interesting.

Remains of ruins made of sandstone walls and inexplicable to me... reinforced concrete parts... don't expect anything special.. however, the view is quite nice

In any case, go up to the rock and enjoy the distant view from Beilstein!🤩 Playful trail.😊 Increasingly overgrown towards the end - "enchanted character"😉

The Beilstein is a 499.5 m above sea level mountain in the Spessart. The Beilstein is a basalt cone with the largest basalt cave in the Main-Kinzig district. The formation was created 10 to 20 million years ago by volcanic eruptions; the surrounding red sandstone, which otherwise characterizes the Spessart, is around 200 million years older. The basalt breakthrough was exposed by erosion; the typical basalt columns and smaller, spherical structures can be seen on the rock walls. On the mountain, which was first mentioned in documents in 1059, are the remains of the small, high medieval Beilstein hilltop castle. It was built to protect the property of the Archbishopric of Mainz and to control an old road, and was first mentioned in 1343. It was also intended to protect the first glassworks that were built. Today the complex only consists of a ring of walls about 12 meters long. Source: Wikipedia