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Adolphsburg Castle was built between 1673 and 1681 as a baroque moated castle for Johann Adolph von Fürstenberg. The builder held numerous Catholic religious offices, including provost in Paderborn and canon in Münster. He also served in the diplomatic service. Later, the castle was only occasionally used as a residence and hunting lodge. From 1919, schools were housed here. After 1956, the castle stood empty for decades and fell into disrepair. In 1984, extensive restoration work began and it was converted into a condominium complex.

The former residence of the Counts of Wittgenstein towers over Bad Laasphe and is surrounded by forests. Today there is a private high school, a junior high school and a boarding school. But you can also celebrate, hold meetings and stay overnight here. You can find more information here: https://www.schlosswittgenstein.de/#home.

The way here is worth it 😎👍

Beautiful castle complex. The hiking trail usually leads through the inner courtyard, but it was closed due to paving work. So today we officially went through the private parking area as an alternative, where we had a nice chat with one of the residents and learned a lot about the castle.

The Wasserburg Hainchen is the only moated castle in South Westphalia. The cultural-historical monument is located near the Rothaarsteig and has an eventful history. The Wasserburg Hainchen is a structural testimony to the most diverse epochs of Siegerland history. It was first mentioned in a document in 1290. Over the centuries, the moated castle of Hainchen changed hands several times. It experienced its heyday under the Lords of Bicken, who owned it for more than 350 years. From 1815, under Prussian state ownership, the castle gradually fell into disrepair. The Siegerland Castle Association has been the sponsor of the Hainchen moated castle since the 1970s. With great commitment, he pursues the goal of making the castle tangible. Today, the moated castle of Hainchen is a popular destination. The 33,000 m² park invites you to linger. You can stop off in the old depot on Sundays, public holidays and Wednesdays. 15 simple rooms are available for overnight stays in the moated castle of Hainchen. There is a conference room for seminars and couples can tie the knot in the newly furnished wedding room. Source: https://www.siegen-wittgenstein.info/de/poi/burg/wasserburg-hainchen/32973687/

There is also an information board above the village at the 'Waldrast'. https://de.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Herrenhaus_Schwarzenau

It's worth a visit. 😎👍

This is the former hunting lodge. Was then named a monument in 2007 ... then became the mansion of the Sayn - Wittgenstein family