라우터바흐(헤센)‬에서 가장 멋진 ‪18‬개의 동굴

Very beautiful, large complex in private hands which was first mentioned in documents in 1217, destroyed in the meantime, but rebuilt within 10 years. Still in good structural condition today

Info at: www.schloss-eisenbach.de

The whole slope is an excellently maintained… beautifully landscaped garden… fruit cultivation… herb and flower beds… very finely labelled

Great preserved complex with lots of things worth seeing around it.. you should treat yourself

Fantastic castle 👌 🤩

Ulrichstein Castle is located in the northwestern part of the Vogelsberg Mountains and is visible from afar from the plain. The remains of Ulrichstein Castle, which once served to protect important trade routes, date back to the 12th century. At the foot of the castle hill lies the town of Ulrichstein, the highest town in Hesse. The castle was demolished in 1826, and today only ruins remain of the once fortified administrative seat of the nobility. Ulrichstein's ruined landmark now boasts an observation tower, offering a magnificent panoramic view of the Hessian low mountain range. On a clear day, the panoramic view extends far across the countryside in all directions. https://www.freizeit-mittelhessen.de/burg-ulrichstein.html

I have to correct my tip from 2022. The opening times in the beer garden at the Music Academy are only Friday to Sunday from 11:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m.

As a slasher, I have to agree with Andreas Bikefan. However, if you want to eat something for lunch, it is worth taking the cycle path to Fulda via Pfordt and stopping there at the Landgasthof Porta (located directly on the cycle path) (https://landgasthof-porta.de/). Those who get lost here might still have the chance to get one of the guest rooms. If you want to refresh yourself the next morning in summer, you can cycle the 1000 m to the Pfordter See and swim a few lengths there or relax on one of the sunbathing lawns before the cycle path continues south/east/north/west. From here you can get almost anywhere via one of the many well-developed cycle paths.