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Herdern Castle is a place of residence and work for people with psychosocial difficulties. In the impressive building you can visit the castle shop, where you can buy tasty hiking provisions as well as other specialties and souvenirs. Right next door is a church worth seeing.

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Former castle complex from the 13th century The Anwil ruin was once a large, two- to three-storey residential tower with a cistern, outbuildings and fortifications in the form of a deep ditch in the north-west. Archaeological findings suggest that the building was built in the middle of the 13th century. The castle complex went through different construction periods as well as a destructive attack: in 1387 the castle passed from Katharina von Röta to the brothers Ulrich and Eberhard von Sax. In 1406 the Appenzellers plundered the "castro Anwile", destroying the outbuildings of the residential tower and filling in the cistern. Almost 40 years later, the castle is mentioned again. At that time, the castle was lent to Ulrich von St. Johann and his son Hans, who sold it to the Helmsdorf knights in 1463. Anwil Castle was finally renovated one last time by Laurenz Kunkler, who acquired the complex in 1608. Source Google

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The Wellenberg Castle is located in the municipality of Felben-Wellhausen near Frauenfeld in the Swiss canton of Thurgau on a hill in front of the Wellenberg above the Thur Valley. https://thurgau-bodensee.ch/de/maps/schloss-wellenberg-efabbba2-93b5-4c5e-a189-fce0e792d955.html

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Beautiful castle with a moat

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The first documented mention by Walter von Wellenberg dates back to 1204. In the course of the end of the interregnum by Rudolf von Habsburg, the people of Zurich destroyed and burned the castle in 1258 because it had been used for raids on the surrounding area. Ulrich von Wellenberg and his two nephews were imprisoned in Zurich and ultimately had to swear a feud. They also owned the right of residence in Frauenfeld. In 1370, as a fief of the Reichenau monastery, Wellenberg Castle came into the hands of the von Strass family, who handed over the property to the Lords of Hohenlandenberg around 1370. The dominion of Wellenberg included jurisdiction over Wellhausen, Thundorf and the surrounding farms, as well as the bailiwicks of Mettendorf, Eschikofen and Lustorf. The Hohenlandenbergs were servants of the Habsburgs and were successful in the run-up to the Appenzell Wars. They ruled at the same time from Frauenfeld Castle and Sonnenberg Castle. Margarethe von Hohenlandenberg donated the castle chaplaincy in 1450, from which the parish of Felben later developed. Around 1513 the legendary Jakob Mötteli von Rappenstein acquired the castle in Wellenberg. In 1537, the rule came into the possession of the Lords of Ulm for around 130 years. Shortly before the Thirty Years' War, Gregor von Ulm reinforced the castle's defenses and weapons. In 1669, Johannes Escher acquired the property on behalf of the city of Zurich, which in turn sold it to Joachim Leonz Eder on November 17, 1815. On March 24th, 1900, the siblings Nikolaus, Verena and Louise Bienz sold the estate together with the castle to the Schenkel family. In 2002 the castle was placed under federal protection. Two years later, as part of the 800th anniversary celebrations at Wellenberg Castle, the Wellenberg Castle Foundation was set up.[1]

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Very nice castle and well preserved.

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Very worth seeing, the castle can be visited, please make an appointment by phone in advance..

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The castle is privately owned and not accessible. The ruin, which is right next door, can be visited. It has a great tower and BBQ area

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Always nice there and it has great trails

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Klingenberg Castle is now a hotel, but be sure to visit the nearby chapel

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The well-known Tilsiterkäse is made at Herdern Castle

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Definitely bike the trail to the Mühli pond after the Schützenhaus

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Please note the opening times of the main tower! ONLY MONDAY TO FRIDAY! Summer 11 am-6pm Winter 11 am-5pm In addition, every first weekend of the month!

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There are people who are very lucky in their lives and others who keep struggling with difficulties. There are also houses that are simply lucky - they were built in a beautiful location with an excellent view. Klingenberg Castle is one of them. It sits ten kilometers northeast of Frauenfeld on the southern slopes of the Seerücken with an unobstructed view of the Alpstein and the Glarus Alps. And despite its stately home, the castle looks back on a difficult life. A little above there was a castle from the 13th century. It burned down in 1444 but was rebuilt. In addition, today's castle was built a little further down. In 1694 a gable wall collapsed in this, a year later the restored castle burned down completely. And it was to continue with fires - in the years 1722, 1732 and 1772. The original shape and size of the castle can still be guessed on old photo documents. (Partly from the NZZ)

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Herdern Castle houses a place to live and work for people with psychosocial difficulties. In the impressive building you can visit the castle shop, where you can get tasty food as well as other specialties and souvenirs. Right next door is a church that is well worth seeing.

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A real gem between Felben-Wellhausen and Thundorf.

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There are no fixed opening times. Guided tours are only possible by reservation. The tour includes a tour of the house museum and the vaulted cellar in the castle, accompanied by detailed explanations, as well as a visit to the private forest park with its three waterfalls.

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Wellenberg Castle is privately owned, the site may not be entered directly, but at the beginning there is a detailed information board about the castle and the foundation. In addition, a historical market takes place there every two years, during which everything can be viewed. http://www.schlosswellenberg.ch/Home

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Incidentally, you have a wonderful panorama from the top of the castle

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The history of the castle goes back to the 13th century.

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