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old castle ruins of Jochenstein

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The Stauf Castle ruins are an impressive medieval hilltop castle in Haibach ob der Donau, built in the first half of the 12th century by Wernhard de Stove, an ancestor of the Counts of Schaunberg

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800 years old. Unfortunately, only this defensive tower remains.

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Beautiful hike through the beech forest, away from the forest path. Insider path, 😉 strenuous but with great different views 🤗😉

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The Neujochenstein castle ruins are the ruins of a hilltop castle on a hill above the Danube near the Jochenstein at 583 m above sea level. It is located on the outskirts of Riedl, a village in the municipality of Untergriesbach in the Lower Bavarian district of Passau. The Neujochenstein castle was probably founded due to a lack of space on the Altjochenstein castle, which is only a few hundred meters away, and was first mentioned in a document in 1299, when its owner, Eberwein von Jochenstein, granted Bishop Wernhard of Passau (Diocese of Passau) extensive access rights. In 1310 the castle was sold and occupied by caretakers (burgraves or bailiffs who were responsible for the administration and defense of a castle or monastery) until the 16th century. After that the castle quickly fell into disrepair. From 2006 to 2007 the municipality of Untergriesbach carried out renovation work on the remains of the castle. Source: https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Burgruine_Neujochenstein

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The Jochensteiners and Johannsteiners were probably servants of the Lords of Griesbach, who in turn had their ancestral seat in nearby Untergriesbach. The Griesbachers were wealthy in the area during the 12th and 13th centuries. The castle was probably built during the first half of the 12th century, the name of the castle first appears in 1222, the castle nobility was only mentioned in 1264 as Alkherus de Jokenstein. In 1269 an Eswain von Jochenstein was mentioned. At the turn of the century, the Bishopric of Passau was granted the right to use the castle, later it was sold to the bishopric in its entirety. It is not certain which of the two castles was meant, but it was probably Neujochenstein Castle. Altjochenstein Castle was probably abandoned during the 13th century, and the Jochensteiners probably died out in the 14th century. Source: https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Burgruine_Altjochenstein

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The path to the castle ruins is not that easy. First it goes steeply downhill, then a little up and down until you are standing in front of it. At the ruins there are signs warning of falling rocks. The ruins look as if they could collapse at any moment. But it's worth it!

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From Falkenstein, Schlägl Abbey and the district capital Rohrbach were founded.

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Great pictures!!!

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Great tips and information to make you want to visit this place. Thank you for that!

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Great tips and information to make you want to visit this place. Thank you for that!

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Unfortunately closed. You would have a wonderful view of the Danube.

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Beautiful chapel opposite Marsbach Castle. Here is a bench from which you have a great view of the castle.

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The castle is the oldest aristocratic residence in the upper Mühlviertel. More history about the castle: https://www.oberoesterreich.at/oesterreich-poi/detail/402173/schloss-marsbach.html.

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The castle is located on a steep slope on the left side of the Danube. The three-storey, rectangular main building with a round tower bears the year 1586 in the courtyard. The elongated south wing connects to this. On the north side there is a small round tower and on the extreme east you can see the square keep of the old castle. https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Liste_der_denkmalgesch%C3%BCtzten_Objecte_in_Hofkirchen_im_M%C3%BChlkreis

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The structurally very extensive castle complex comprised a total area of 2960 square meters. At the top of the rock formation converging to the west above the Rannatal valley was the keep on the outermost rock slab, to which the main castle with the palace adjoined, which was dominated by two towers. https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Liste_der_denkmalgesch%C3%BCtzten_Objecte_in_Hofkirchen_im_M%C3%BChlkreis

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I love stories - & legendary places.... Legend of the mermaid Lilofee The legend of the mermaid Lilofee is entwined around the water tower of Falkenstein: Othmar der Oberhaimer is said to have fallen in love with a beautiful woman on the way back from the Imperial Palace on the Rhine, but she was a mermaid. She was willing to move with him to his castle, but only on the condition that she was allowed to spend every full moon night alone in the water tower. That went well for a long time, until envious people urged Othmar to see what his wife was doing in the tower. Curious, he crept to the tower and peered in through a crack in the door. He saw his wife sitting by the water, but instead of feet she had a flipper. Then thunder cracked and the mermaid Lilofee was gone forever and Othmar was left behind. (Source: Wikipedia)

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A well-preserved tower guarded by the Iron Knight.

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The renovation work has come to a standstill. The tower can be accessed at your own risk via the vertical metal ladder. It is advisable to take a lamp with you because of the narrow stairs with little to no daylight.

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Only the ruins of the keep remain of the small castle. It is built of small quarry stones, inside and outside remains of plaster have been preserved. The 5-storey structure can be clearly read from the remains of the corner wall, which is approx. 20 m high. With each floor, the wall recedes a little on the inside, creating a support for the ceiling beams. At the very top, an oak roof beam has been preserved - a dendrochronological study suggests that it was built around 1350. During excavations, a ring wall was also found. The Kleinburg was also surrounded by a moat that separated the area from the mountain plateau. (Source: www.burgenseite.de)

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