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Sensenstein Castle was a border castle to Sichelstein Castle (Lower Saxony). Today only high ramparts remind us of the size of the castle complex. The buildings have been completely demolished. Today the district of Kassel and the State Sports Association of Hesse jointly operate the Sensenstein youth castle and sports training center near Nieste on the site.

Very interesting buildings - and above all the history associated with them (e.g. here: https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/F%C3%BCrstenhagen_(Hessisch_Lichtenau))

The historic castle complex is built over with the modern buildings of the youth castle. The ramparts of the approximately 60 x 60 m large Sensenburg are easy to see. There is also a historic half-timbered house, now an administration building.

The main building of Gut Windhausen is built in the Baroque style and can only be viewed from the outside.

The pond at Gut Windhausen is beautiful to look at and sits romantically in the landscape.

Former orphanage of the Lenoir Foundation, later used as transitional housing for emigrants and resettlers. The buildings had been empty since 2000 and were more or less left to decay. Now privately owned: The buildings have been purchased and the buyer would like to renovate the properties in the following years and convert and design them into a residential complex for people aged 50+. Information about this can be found at www.schloss-lenoir.de

The buildings have been purchased and the buyer would like to renovate the properties in the following years and convert and design them into a residential complex for people aged 50+. Information about this can be found at www.schloss-lenoir.de

The 18th-century Neoclassical manor house is the central building of the Windhausen estate. The Windhausen estate was first mentioned in the Middle Ages and was predominantly owned by the Landgraves of Hesse until 1774. Since 2010, Windhausen Castle has been privately owned. Visitors are asked to proceed only as far as the information panel.