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The present-day castle ruins and former Kling Castle were the seat of one of the largest administrative districts in Old Bavaria from 1248 onwards. From 1545 to 1803, the castle was also used as a hunting lodge by the Bavarian dukes. Between 1804 and 1834, the castle was finally demolished, and new buildings were erected on the former castle grounds in the following years. Today, only the remains of the south-facing retaining wall, which were uncovered in the 1970s, can be seen of the once impressive castle. There, a bench for resting and an information panel about the castle's history can be found.

A very interesting Hölenburg with a very unique history

Old Castle! Here is also the monastery restaurant

Brewery pub for refreshments, castle and cave castle Stein. Impressive conglomerate wall.

Brewery and cave castle Tour times: Beginning of April – end of October Wed-Thurs: 10 a.m./ 1.30 p.m./ 5 p.m. Fri-Sun: 1.30 p.m./ 5 p.m. Duration: 2 hours Important: Not wheelchair accessible Prices: Adults €18 Children and young people 6-17 years €11 Family ticket (2 adults + max. 4 children) €36 Other reduced prices €14

Stein Castle is located in Stein an der Traun, a district of the town of Traunreut in the Traunstein district in Bavaria. It is considered the most important cave castle in Germany. The castle complex consists of three parts: the high castle on the almost 50-meter-sloping Nagelfluh wall; the cave castle below, which creates a connection to the Traun valley hidden in the rock; the lower castle in Stein itself. The origins of the high castle are not fully understood, but it may date back to Roman or Celtic times. In the 12th century, Stein was a knight's seat. The high castle, rock castle and lower castle are now part of the overall building complex of the Stein Castle Brewery, which was newly built in 1907; the Wiskott family has owned it since 1934. The lower castle in Stein has housed a boarding school, the Stein Castle High School, since 1948.

...a place worth seeing with a view of the southern Alpine foothills - the property above the remains of the wall is private, entry prohibited...

Home to a high school and a boarding school