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Easy access. A beautiful setting. The grounds are very well maintained and invite you to explore and take photos. You can spend a wonderful time there and feel like a lord or damsel of a castle. Not an original ruin from the Middle Ages, it was designed as a ruin and built at the end of the 19th century.

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A very beautiful old ruin. From the top of the tower, you have a great view. It's easy to reach, and there's plenty of parking (even free) down below.

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A trip to the Stein ruins is highly recommended! There's a well-maintained circular trail for hikers, and ample parking beneath the dam for those traveling further afield. Access is via stairs up to the dam or an asphalt ramp. The path to the ruins is well-maintained, but the ruins are not wheelchair accessible. Interestingly, the castle once stood inaccessible on a 40-meter-high cliff above the White Elster River... It still stands there today, but is now flooded to its foundations, and you could dock a canoe directly in the moat.

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The manor house, along with the associated estate buildings, has been vacant since 2003. The castle was almost completely built over by the palace. A remnant of a water-bearing moat still survives. The complex was protected as an archaeological monument at the end of 1059.

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In 1382, a knight's seat was mentioned, owned by Ulrich von Sack zu Geilsdorf. The von Sack zu Geilsdorf family sold their property to Hans Wilhelm von Geilsdorf in 1574. Subsequent owners were Georg Peter von Reitzenstein from 1578 and Count Siegmund von Tattenbach from 1668. The castle was built around 1667/1668 on the site of a moated castle that had already existed in the 12th century. Renovations were carried out in 1719. The next owner, from 1725, was the von Nauendorff family. Geilsdorf Castle had been out of use since 1866. After it began to deteriorate, part of the former moat was filled in. The bridge was also demolished. The manor house of the manor was built around 1850. In 1910, large parts of the castle collapsed. The entire property was acquired by Walter Naumann in 1920 and taken over by the city of Plauen eight years later.

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Voigtsberg Castle was the administrative center of the southern Vogtland for almost 600 years. After its destruction in the Thirty Years' War, Voigtsberg Castle was rebuilt as a palace in 1633.

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In the easternmost and oldest part of Theresienstein Park, on Labyrinth Hill, stands the Labyrinth Ruins. As early as the 17th century, a maze had existed here, created by a Hof teacher for his students. Starting in 1861, city architect Gottlob Thomas developed the idea of creating the ruins of a medieval castle here—in keeping with the spirit of the times. This castle complex, built from 1877 to 1893 as a ruin, consists of a bastioned circular structure and a keep, which is actually an observation tower. The 16-meter-high tower is open to the public and a popular vantage point for Hof residents. Seventy steps lead to the viewing platform, from which one can view the surrounding area of Hof and the Saxon Vogtland region.

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On the Bastei circular structure of the artificially created ruin on the Labyrinthberg there is a viewing platform that offers a wide view of the northern surroundings of Hof.

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The 16-meter-high tower, part of the artificially created ruins on Labyrinthberg (Labyrinth Hill) since 1861, offers a magnificent view of Hof and its scenic surroundings, extending into Saxony. Seventy steps lead to the top of the tower.

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My TIP: The region and hikes are very well described in the following book: GERA & Thuringian Vogtland A HIKING GUIDE & TRAVEL GUIDE for active vacationers, hikers, car and culture tourists with hikes near Gera, in the Thuringian Vogtland and on the Weiße Elster Weg, Thuringian Lutherweg, Zeulenrodaer Talsperrenweg, Weidatalweg, Hohenwarte Stausee Weg and in the Plothener Teichgebiet. Country and people section: Interesting facts about nature, history, culture, language & cuisine Travel section: Description of the cities, villages, regions with their sights Hiking section: 39 hiking tour descriptions with overview maps Travel & hiking guide: GERA & Thuringian Vogtland with Greiz, Saalfeld, Plauen... Publisher REISEBUCH-KARHU Price: 17.95 € ISBN: 978-3-98165-772-2 Information about the book & possibility to order: https://www.reise-karhu.de/reisebuecher/gera-thueringer-vogtland.html

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Such a small place, with virtual history

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There are boards here with the history of this castle and that is already history enough

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Cool little mini ruin, partly in the water.

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Unfortunately, the house next to it is not an inn. You can't get anything to eat or drink here. Too bad.😐

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With its defiant building, Voigtsberg Castle transports its guests back to bygone times. First owned by the bailiffs of Straßberg and Plauen, later used by the Wettins as an electoral office, it still impresses today with sacred works of art in the Gothic St. George chapel, the castle room with its magnificent baroque ceiling and the carefully preserved architecture of the knight's and Prince's Hall. A valuable Titian painting completes the exhibition. If you dare, you can even get married here. Building on the 140-year history of carpet weaving in the Vogtland, the Oelsnitz Carpet Museum in Voigtsberg Castle is dedicated to the most trampled textile. The treasury in the historic vaulted cellar houses the mineral vault with 400 minerals from the Saxon Vogtland. Source:https://www.schloesserland-sachsen.de/de/schloesser-burgen-gaerten/schloss-voigtsberg/

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Historically very interesting and exciting.

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Burgstein ruins near Krebes/Vogtland

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Beautiful ruin with geocaches

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artificially and artistically designed ruins, there is a beautiful view from the tower, the ascent is free

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Great destination... with ruins. Pure history and relaxation 💚🤟

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