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The small squares and alleys of the old town are picturesque.

The castle and the surrounding small streets are really worth seeing and a must when visiting Stolberg.

"In the immediate vicinity of Raeren Castle lies Raeren House, also built in the 14th century. It is still privately owned to this day and has largely been preserved in its original form. Only the windows have been enlarged and a new roof has been put on. The old moat and the farmyard are also still there. The numerous owners of Raeren House over the course of its history include the von Schwartzenberg family." https://www.ostbelgien.net/Nutzliches/Infrastruktur?linkid=37928&catid=602

지역 석회암과 문, 창문, 벽 가장자리에 조각된 청회색 돌로 지어진 집들이 있는 작고 구불구불한 골목길이 스톨베르크 구시가지 산책 중에 당신을 맞이합니다. 거닐면서 전통적인 집들의 파사드를 여유롭게 감상하며, 구시가지의 오랜 발전 역사와 산업 시대의 영향에도 불구하고 통일된 모습이 만들어졌음을 알게 됩니다. 19세기 말까지 주요 도로였던 부르크 거리, 샤르트 거리, 클라터 거리, 엔케레 거리를 걷습니다. 클라터 거리에 도착하면 1529년에 지어진 가장 오래된 목골조 주택 앞에 서게 됩니다. 그 옆에는 18세기에 지어진 12번 주택이 있는데, 이곳은 예전에 양조장이었습니다. 그곳의 지하실에는 맥주를 식히던 방어 시설의 수로(방어용 도랑)가 있었습니다. 산책은 마침내 성벽 바위에서 끝나며, 스톨베르크의 상징인 12세기 고대의 당당한 성을 보여줍니다. 이 성은 스톨베르크 구시가지 위 석회암 바위 위에 솟아 있으며 500년의 건축 역사를 가지고 있습니다. 약 1.5시간의 가이드 투어를 통해 성을 방문하여 건물과 그 역사에 대한 더 나은 그림을 얻을 수 있습니다. 마지막으로 비히트바흐 개울 근처 계곡 축에 있는 구리 안뜰을 둘러봅니다. 초기 근대 시대의 안뜰 건물들은 이 도시의 또 다른 특징적인 모습입니다. 하지만 당신은 획일적인 건물들을 만나지 못하고, 오히려 매우 개성 있는 안뜰들을 보게 될 것입니다. 산업화 이전의 주거 및 상업 시설에는 궁전과 같거나 단순한 공방을 연상시키는 구리 안뜰이 있습니다. 구시가지, 성, 구리 안뜰을 방문하려면 모든 것을 편안하게 둘러볼 수 있도록 충분한 시간을 가져야 합니다. 출처: https://www.eifel.info/a-historischer-altstadtkern

The tower on Rahmenberg hill above the market square is one of the city's most striking landmarks. The ruins can be reached in just a few minutes via a footpath leading to the "Half Moon," another viewpoint along the way. The Haller tower is commonly referred to as the castle's observation post because it offered a much better view of the Rur Valley. Other sources consider it an outer bailey protecting Reichenstein Abbey. Even in a drawing from 1543, it is depicted as a roofed, imposing tower. In 1570, its stones were used to repair the castle. Typically, the hilltop castle belongs to the category of early tower castles, which consisted of a massive residential and defensive tower. The tower stands atop a steeply sloping rock face. A thick wall on three sides completes the defensive design. The walls are up to 2.5 meters thick. It is assumed that the tower base was hewn out of the rock, as the eastern and northern bases have no edges. Source: https://www.eifel.info/a-haller-ruine

Stolberg's Old Town is one of the historic town centers of North Rhine-Westphalia and part of Oberstolberg in the copper town of Stolberg in the Aachen metropolitan region. The old town dates back to the city's origins and, together with Stolberg Castle, forms Stolberg's historic town center. The oldest streets and alleys are located near the castle. Several half-timbered houses in the late Gothic style have been preserved; the area is dominated by historic quarry stone houses made of dolomite limestone, whose window and door frames, corner blocks, and other supporting and decorative elements are made of bluestone. Over 100 buildings are listed as historical monuments, and numerous sculptures can be found here. Stolberg's oldest copper courtyards are also located here. The castle stands on a limestone rock. It dates back to the 15th century; a predecessor building dates back to the 12th century.

Excellently preserved, little changed moated castle in beautiful surroundings, still surrounded by its moat fed by the Iterbach. Imposing keep with a rectangular plan as a residential tower in bluestone, now with a high, four-sided slate roof. House Raeren, probably the seat of the original lordship, was owned by Carsilius von der Roetschen at the beginning of the 15th century and then by his brother-in-law, Emerich von Bastogne, in 1443. It was his son Emerich, husband of Johanna von Hochkirchen, or himself, who built the current moated castle. Source and more info: https://ostbelgienkulturerbe.be/desktopdefault.aspx/tabid-3557/linkid-31400

Haus Raeren is roughly built, austere and small. It is undoubtedly one of the most special examples of fortified castles in the then Duchy of Limbourg. Despite the changes made to the roof and window recesses, Haus Raeren has retained all the characteristics of a moated castle. (www.drie-grens.be)