그로스-비베라우‬에서 가장 멋진 ‪20‬개의 동굴

Fine, renovated castle ruins that not only bring joy to the junior hikers.. here you have a great view of the green far

A wonderful destination for everyone, whether hikers, bikers or families on a trip

Already around 1080 a castle "Slirburc" is mentioned - probably an earth and wood fortification. Lindenfels was first mentioned in a document in 1123 together with a Count Bertolfus, who today is seen as the builder of Lindenfels Castle. The names of the lords of the castle were splendid. Konrad von Hohenstaufen, the brother of the legendary emperor "Barbarossa", was the lord of Lindenfels. With the inheritance to Margrave Hermann von Baden, a temporary incorporation into Baden ownership followed until the Wittelsbach Count Palatine Ludwig II bought back the rule in 1277 and thus established the almost 600-year affiliation of Lindenfels to the Electoral Palatinate. In the 14th century - construction of the city wall - and 15th century - expansion of the Romanesque core castle into a fortress - the castle was continuously expanded. Likewise in the 16th century, but here as a result of military complications. Although Lindenfels Castle was occupied several times by foreign troops (in the 14th and 16th centuries

After a strenuous climb, you will be rewarded with a magnificent view

The robber baron's castle On August 29, 1379, 18 knights met at Tannenberg Castle, who concluded an extended truce and promised each other protection. Among these comrades-in-arms was Count Wilhelm II von Katzenelnbogen. He was a founding member of the Lion League founded on October 13, 1379. The Lion League also included Werner Kalb from Reinheim, who at the time was the administrator of Tannenberg Castle (and allegedly the feudal owner of Nieder-Modau Castle) and went down in the history books as a robber baron, and Johann von Cronberg as the 19th comrade-in-arms.[4] After violent feuds between the Cronbergers and the city of Frankfurt (Kronberger feud), Hartmut the Younger von Cronberg moved his residence with 30 helpers and servants to the Tannenburg at the end of the 14th century, of which he only owned 1/8. From then on, the castle became a feared seat of robber barons, from which raids and plunders were undertaken.

Great view, no matter where you are in the castle

Great system, in great shape. Definitely worth seeing.

Tannenberg is one of the great destinations whether you are a biker or a hiker.