티에프그라벤‬에서 가장 멋진 ‪7‬개의 동굴

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Lengroid에서 오는 경우, Wildenegg 폐허에서 Irrsee 방향의 경로는 계단 때문에 더 이상 MTB로 타기에 적합하지 않습니다. 현재 쓰러진 나무로 인해 길이 더욱 어려워지고 있습니다(자전거를 그 위로 들어 올려야 합니다 - 2026년 6월 기준).

Great well-preserved castle

The castle's origins date back to a medieval fortress, first documented in 1323. Around 1565, it was converted into a court of law, but over time, its importance declined and it was already uninhabited by 1608. After the court's seat was relocated to St. Gilgen in 1703, the complex gradually fell into disrepair, and by 1811, large parts had been demolished or used as building material. In 1817, Field Marshal Carl Philipp von Wrede acquired the remains of the castle, and his son, Karl Theodor von Wrede, had a neo-Gothic palace built starting in 1843. Four octagonal towers, pointed arch windows, and a crenellated parapet were added, giving the current building its characteristic appearance. From 1880 onward, the castle changed hands several times, including Princess Franziska von Liechtenstein and later Demeter von Frank. Today, Hüttenstein Castle is owned by a private foundation and is not open to the public. The entire grounds, including the adjacent Krottensee lake, are used for private purposes. Visitors can only view the castle from the outside as part of cycling tours in the region.

A detour to the ruins is definitely worth it. :)

A beautiful, well-kept castle

Mondsee Castle was and is a lot. Founded as a monastery, it was converted into a castle, today it is a museum and hotel, but also still a church worth seeing. Definitely worth a visit. If you want to learn more about the history, visit the monastery museum, which is part of the Mondsee local history museum.

The former Benedictine monastery was founded in 748 by the Bavarian Duke Odilo and dissolved in the course of the Josephine church reform in 1791. In 1809, Emperor Napoleon handed over the monastery building and its goods to the Bavarian Field Marshal Carl Philipp von Wrede, who converted it into a castle.