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Great way for biking

The Freudenau Castle ruins are idyllically situated above the banks of the Aare River near Stilli and are a silent witness to medieval history. Built around 1240 by the Habsburgs, they once served to control the river crossing and as a transshipment point for goods. Today, the remains of the residential tower and the surrounding wall still survive. The ruins are freely accessible and easily accessible via hiking trails – a worthwhile detour for anyone seeking to combine nature and history.

Beserstein Castle Ruins, a popular destination for bikers, hikers, and joggers, offers a beautiful vantage point, a barbecue area, castle ruins, and two WWII bunkers. There's plenty to see and discover.

The historical castle in ruins and a modern swiss village in the valley. A perfect mixture of old and new. Those who built the castle are long but what remains are their traces. A reminder to us : Nothing lasts forever.

The Schenkenberg ruins are the best proof that history never ends. The castle complex is impressive and well-preserved. There are several barbecue areas within the castle walls. You must bring your own wood, etc. The view over the Schenkenberg Valley is impressive.

Very beautiful viewpoint above Villigen, with Alpine pointer, barbecue area, remains of an old castle and two bunkers. The view is fantastic when the weather is good! Viewing angle of around 270°.

The Iberg ruins are a former hilltop castle on the mountain of the same name in the municipality of Riniken in the canton of Aargau. Today it is in ruins and only a few remains of the ruins can be seen. It is believed that it was built by the Habsburgs in the 11th century. Archaeological excavations are the only evidence of the castle's origins.

Habsburg Castle is the cradle of the Habsburg dynasty. This is where it all began. Today, the castle is home to a great restaurant that takes up most of the castle's rooms. The complex is therefore open all year round and can be visited free of charge. However, you won't find an extensive museum or dozens of rooms here. Only the palace (tower) and the outdoor area, including the outer castle ruins, can be visited. A small shop at the sod fountain offers the opportunity to buy souvenirs, books and the like. You can even rent VR glasses that show the viewer virtually what the Habsburg once looked like. The view from up here is breathtaking, by the way. Autumn in particular has its colorful advantages. The castle can also be easily reached by car. There is a sufficiently large parking lot. Anyone who is out and about as a hiker or biker will get their money's worth in terms of the route.