ブラウナウの洞窟・トップ16

そこに行くなら、行く価値がある。一番良いのは向かいの斜面からの眺めだ。

A very varied and interesting hike with good signage and paths

Because it is centrally located and the church is also close

http://www.ruinelast.ch/mobile/

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

Great tour, good basic construction and surefootedness required, some sections of the route are more difficult to walk on

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

The Altenburg was already partially excavated between 1901 and 1910, and then the parts of the wall still sticking out of the ground began to crumble. They were also used as quarries. The vegetation overgrown the last visible witnesses of the castle complex. With the support of the political community and the Märstetten civil community, the Archeology Office carried out initial soundings on the castle hill in 2014 in order to obtain information on the condition of the castle and its history. In 2015, larger excavations took place. Parts of the walls were then renovated and reconstructed. On May 28, 2016, the Altenburg was inaugurated with a celebration for the population.