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The Schlössli Wörth (12th century castle with restaurant) was closed on December 22, 2024 for an indefinite period (for the purpose of handing over the catering business)

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Very nice city with Rhine promenade

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Great view of Laufen Castle from the Rhine bank hiking trail.

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Inconspicuous at first glance, but a beautiful, well-kept monastery complex.

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Very nice little castle.

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The Schiller bell, weighing 4.5 tons, was cast in 1486 and rang until 1895 as the largest bell in the Minster on All Saints' Day. Friedrich Schiller used its inscription as a motto for his famous poem "The Song of the Bell".

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Castle on a rock with a panoramic lift above the Rhine Falls, an elegant restaurant and a visitor center.

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At Schlössli Wörth there is a pier for boat trips directly to the Rhine Falls. Two tours are offered: Rock ride (yellow line) 30 minutes for 20 SFR (stops at the rock, which you can then climb) Short tour (Blue Line) for 7 SFR. There is also an "Audio Guide Tour; Pink Line) available for Euro 11 (in 21 languages).

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I ride my racing bike past Girsberg Castle several times a week. The road is good and you are away from the traffic.

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History of Munster on All Saints' Day On November 22, 1049, Pope Leo IX. the building site between the city and the Rhine, including an altar. In 1064 the construction of Nellenburg's own monastery, Ita and Eberhard von Nellenburg, was completed under the direction of the master builder and court chaplain Luitpald. This first abbey was modeled on sacred buildings from Cluniac Burgundy. In the Investiture Controversy, the raging dispute between church and secular power between 1075 and 1122 about the right to appoint clergymen, Count Burkhard von Nellenburg, loyal to the Pope, Eberhard's son and heir, renounced all his rights in 1080. The monastery was placed directly under the Pope and was given the family's considerable property, free election of abbot and the right to market and mint coins from the city of Schaffhausen. The abbots thus became the new city lords of Schaffhausen. Today's Minster was built over the existing foundations from 1090, which consisted of only three naves and a transept. Construction began in the choir and was completed in 1095. Today the Minster is considered to be the largest Romanesque sacred building in Switzerland. The monastery, along with Hirsau Monastery and St. Blasien Monastery, was one of the major reform monasteries of the Cluniac reform of the Holy Roman Empire. Around 1122, the monastery came into possessions in Upper Swabia through a gift from the childless knight Arnold von Hiltensweiler and his wife Junzila, which it consolidated with the founding of a cell and the later founding of the Langnau monastery. However, mismanagement and lack of money there in 1389 finally meant that the property should soon end up in the hands of the Paulines via an intermediate stage. In 1524 the abbey was converted into a canon's monastery and the minster became the second main church in Schaffhausen. In 1529 the Reformation prevailed in Schaffhausen and the monastery was dissolved. The monastery library became part of the city library of Schaffhausen. When Schaffhausen was bombed by US bombers on April 1, 1944, parts of the monastery, including the new abbey, were destroyed but later rebuilt. Between 1950 and 1973, the Minster of All Saints was extensively renovated inside and out with the support of the federal government and placed under the protection of the Confederation. Text / Source: Parish of St.Johann-Münster https://www.ref-sh.ch/kg/sjm/mue-geschichte

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Cathedral of All Saints (1100) Built around 1100, shows the pure Romanesque style of the strict Hirsauer construction school. The Romanesque cathedral tower, built around 1200, is one of the most beautiful Church towers in Switzerland. Masterfully restored 1975-1981. Text / source: Schaffhauserland Tourismus, Vordergasse 73, CH-8200 Schaffhausen www.schaffhauserland.ch

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A ruin from the early Middle Ages, nothing unusual, but still worth a little detour if you walk past it on the hiking trail. (The ruin is about 100 meters from the path.) Inside the ruin walls there is a small barbecue area under a large shady tree and a small meadow where you can linger and relax. In addition, you will be rewarded with a beautiful view all around due to the elevated location. During our visit, a toilet was set up in a small wooden house for urgent needs.

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Very nice paths in the area and great nature, tip top.

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In 1756 the castle was destroyed by fire. Only the residential tower from the 13th century was spared from the flames and was rebuilt.

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A new staircase was specially built up to the ruin

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Absolutely enjoy the great barbecue area and the ambience

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The medieval Helfenberg Castle was first mentioned in a St. Gallen document at the beginning of the 14th century. As early as 1413, only a castle stable was mentioned, which suggests that the complex was no longer inhabitable or only partially inhabitable at that time. The Archaeology Office of the Canton of Thurgau carried out a small excavation in the north-west corner of the building in 1980. A few pot shards and an oval bronze buckle were found under a thick layer of fire debris. It is interesting that some of these finds date back to around 1200. Helfenberg Castle may therefore have been built more than 100 years before the first written mention in 1331.

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The castle was built in the 13th century by Gyr von Stammheim (documented in 1252). Since 1253, the family consistently called themselves von Girsberg. After the family died out in the 14th century, the castle came under the control of the Habsburgs, who had high jurisdiction. David von Winkelsheim is said to be born here. From the 16th to the 18th century, the castle was mostly owned by Schaffhausen patricians. The castle is privately owned.

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Oasis of peace on the edge of the old town of Schaffhausen. The cloister is beautiful and there is a wonderful wine tasting here in autumn. The coffee in the Museum zu Allerheiligen is in a nice and quiet location.

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small ruin with a great atmosphere

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