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Very quietly located above Altschauerberg, you can only see a small remnant of the wall and the moat, which seems to be well suited as a mountain bike trail. There is a place to sit a few meters away.

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Beautiful moated castle

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The two late baroque castles offer a wonderful sight. The east wing of the Blue Castle can be visited with a guided tour.

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The Red Castle and the Blue Castle are together in one large building complex. Differ in the facade color.

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A perfect stopover is possible at the “Ehegrund” inn. Local beer and wine are equally good. The baked carp is legendary. Outdoor tables.

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After renovations, the current main building of the castle dates back to the early 19th century. The magnificent castle stood empty for 150 years, then Jan and Manuela Kube acquired it and renovated it carefully and in accordance with the preservation of the monument before opening the extensive and worth seeing toy museum in 1988. Very worth seeing, because dolls, doll houses and kitchens, rocking horses, tin toys, games, children's books and tin figures bring back nostalgic memories from children's rooms of bygone eras. The opulent Renaissance hall and the house chapel can also be visited. Opening times: From Good Friday to 1st Advent on Saturdays, Sundays and public holidays from 2 p.m. to 5 p.m. Special openings are possible at any time for registered groups of 15 or more people. Children under 6 free Source: http://www.kunstsamm lungensugenheim.de/ toysmuseum. For families with children: A good place for a break with a snack is the large, beautiful playground in the Ehegrund, which is somewhat hidden: the inn on the right, the entrance Follow the road for about 200 m to the castle on the left, then turn right to the well-equipped playground with snack benches and numerous play equipment next to the Ehe river.

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Much of the ruin is not superego

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Nice castle to visit. Unfortunately, it is currently closed due to construction work being carried out.

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Beautiful trails all around. Only a few remains of the wall remain

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Hoheneck Castle is now used as a youth educational center and cannot be visited from the inside. But the castle in the vineyard is also a beautiful sight from the outside.

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Magnificent view in the far distance..

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The Aurach-Weg and Rangau-Querweg long-distance hiking trails run along the castle ruins. The castle was built in the 14th century as the official castle of the burgraves of Nuremberg and was first listed in the oldest land register of the burgraves of Nuremberg from 1361 as "Ze Schaurberg under der Puerg". After the robber baron Eppelein von Gailingen had attacked the citizens of the imperial city of Rothenburg ob der Tauber in 1377, he found shelter with Heinrich von Seckendorff, who at that time held the burgher's hat for the Nuremberg burgrave at the Schauerburg and was a distant relative of Eppelein. In 1388 the castle was destroyed by the imperial city of Nuremberg during the Cities War (1387-89).[1] In the 16th century the castle was used as a quarry. From the former castle complex with a hill-like protruding main castle secured by a wall-ditch system and a southern outer bailey, the design of which could also indicate a tower castle or tower hill castle (motte) from the 11th to 12th centuries, which at this time from France spread across the whole of Central Europe, remains of the wall of the main castle and the U-shaped moat have been preserved.[2]

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The toy museum in the Old Sugenheim Castle (a private museum owned by the Kube family) celebrated its 25th anniversary in 2013. It was opened at Easter 1988, then in four rooms. Today the toy museum is housed in twelve rooms of the Old Castle in Sugenheim and shows over 2,500 dolls and toys of all kinds from the middle of the 18th century to the 1960s in its permanent exhibition.

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Hoheneck Castle is used as a youth education center and is currently being renovated (part of it is under scaffolding). It was particularly beautiful when it snowed and there were no other visitors/hikers around. You should definitely walk around the castle, it is particularly worth it for the wonderful view when the weather is clear. On "special days" the castle can also be visited.

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Hoheneck Castle is worth seeing at any time of the year.

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@Growling It's neither him nor his "fans" who leave garbage and glass bottles there, but his hater.

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Opposite the castle, one of the best Franconian restaurants is closed on Mondays

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The history of the "von Seckendorff" family still resident there today can be traced back to the 13th century.

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Unfortunately, you can only see a few remains of the wall, but it is still worth a detour

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