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A magnificent, well-maintained palace called Königswart. Renovated in 2001, the building was originally built in 1690 and remodeled in the Empire style for Prince Metternich in the 1930s. Today, it houses a museum and a café. A hotel and restaurant have been built in the adjacent buildings.

Hardeck Castle rises atop a 15-meter-high phyllite cliff that drops steeply into the Muglbach valley. This gives it the character of a fortress rather than a palace. The castle was probably built in the 11th or 12th century, and was first mentioned in 1238. In 1316, Landgrave Ulrich von Leuchtenberg sold it to Waldsassen Monastery, and Abbot Johann III made it his residence. Due to extensive debts, Johann's successor was forced to sell Hardeck, along with other abbey property. After the Thirty Years' War, the badly damaged building returned to Waldsassen Monastery. In 1708, it was restored to its current form as the summer residence of the monastery's lords. Hardeck remained with the monastery until secularization in 1802, when it was nationalized, and the land was sold, along with the farm buildings, the mill, the sawmill, the forester's lodge, and the courthouse. In 1848, Johann Ruderer purchased it and established a dyeworks there, which operated until 1905. In 1873, Ruderer's son-in-law, Johann Söllner, obtained the license to sell alcohol and established an inn, which was still run by his descendants. The castle remains in the possession of Johann Ruderer's descendants to this day.

A beautiful castle here.

A magnificent castle complex with several buildings. Each building has something to discover or see. The view over Cheb from the Black Tower is very beautiful. A surprise were the birds of prey, which you could get a close look at. Definitely worth seeing! https://www.hrad-cheb.cz/de/

Fortification on a hill spur above the Eger.

😍 Beautiful🏰you can also visit the castle garden🚲only the inner courtyard is🚲 forbidden

Cheb Castle is unique among Bohemian castles. The complex on a rocky spur above the Eger is the only Hohenstaufen imperial palace on Czech soil. The castle is shrouded in history and legend and numerous significant events are associated with its history. Emperor Friedrich Barbarossa visited the castle repeatedly, held imperial days here and even stayed here shortly before his third crusade, during which he unexpectedly died. Every real castle also has its ghost, and Cheb Castle is no different: Wallenstein's last loyal followers, who were murdered here on the evening of February 25, 1634, have been dying here in desperation at night for centuries. The castle is only open from November to March on Saturdays and Sundays from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m., the rest of the year every day except Mondays from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., and in June, July and August until 6 p.m.

The Fischhof Bridge is a ten-yoke granite arch bridge that rises towards the middle and is approximately 92 meters long. It is reminiscent of the “Stone Bridge” in Regensburg and was built in 1748/50 by the Waldsassen lay brother Philipp Muttone. The two statues (Ceres, Roman goddess of fertility and Justicia, Roman goddess of justice) were created in the early 20th century. In 1807 the Upper City Pond was drained. As part of the “Nature in Tirschenreuth 2013” garden show, a 6-hectare city pond has flowed around the baroque Fischhof Bridge and part of the Fischhof Island since 2012.