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In 1997, the cantonal government decided to undertake the necessary restoration and preservation measures at the castle complex to preserve its historic features. After two years of renovation work, the Dorneck ruins are once again open to visitors. The view from the tower over Basel and Dornach is breathtaking.

The opening times are apparently in 2025, so plan accordingly or simply enjoy the diversity of the hiking tour

The Pfeffingen ruins stand on the ridge of the Blauen in Pfeffingen in the canton of Basel-Landschaft in Switzerland. The ruins of the hilltop castle are the remains of the imposing palace and castle, which were once the headquarters of the Counts of Thierstein-Pfeffingen. They are clearly visible from Birseck and Angensteiner-Klus. https://de.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ruine_Pfeffingen

Landskron is located in Alsace, on French soil. It is one of the most important and impressive castle ruins in the area. Entry is free. There are numerous barbecue areas in and around the castle that are waiting to be lit. From the top of the tower, you get a unique view of Alsace, the Vosges, the Black Forest and the Rhine plain. Anyone who visits Château du Landskron should definitely pay a visit to the Mariastein monastery in "nearby" Switzerland.

For me, the most beautiful ruin I have ever visited. A very beautiful place that can be combined with wonderful hikes in the Leimental. Perfect for family outings, there are barbecue areas. Entering the ruin is at your own risk. There is a warning about falling rocks, and rightly so.

Bierseck Castle is open for visits from Easter to October 31st every Wednesday and Sunday from 2 p.m. to 5 p.m. As of 2024 Below the castle is the "Ermitage", the largest English garden in Switzerland. Together with Bierseck Castle, an absolute must-have. There are parking spaces near the castle

And in mid-November there is an atmospheric Christmas market on and around the castle

The approximately 800-year-old Wildenstein Castle is a well-preserved hilltop castle and is owned by the canton of Basel-Landschaft. There are public guided tours from May to October, and the information trail around the castle is open throughout.