나쁜 엠스탈‬에서 가장 멋진 ‪20‬개의 동굴

Fantastically beautiful leaf tunnel.. really has something

Above Wilhelmshöhe Castle lies the artificial castle ruins of the Löwenburg. From a distance it appears like a romantic knight's castle from the Middle Ages. However, it was only built between 1793 and 1801 as the “ancestral castle” of Landgrave Wilhelm IX. of Hesse-Kassel, the later Elector Wilhelm I. His court architect Heinrich Christoph Jussow implemented the bold plans. The Löwenburg was not a fortress, but a pleasure palace, whose princely living quarters and rich furnishings with historical furniture, paintings, tapestries, glasses, bronzes as well as a magnificent collection of weapons and medieval stained glass windows reflect the great passion for collecting of its builder. The immediate surroundings of the castle were also included in the production by creating an ancient-looking castle garden, a vineyard, a tournament field and a zoo.

Especially beautiful in spring and summer.

Very nice to photograph

Woooow, like a movie set. The sight knocks every ambitious hiker's socks off 😍

Nice paths to the top, with a very steep incline

The castle garden of the Löwenburg has few highlights, but thanks to the high hedges it has a certain maze character. There is also a beautiful viewpoint over the Wolfsschlucht with a bench. Even if you want to while away the waiting time for the tour, the Burggarten is ideal for this.

Landgrave Wilhelm IX had the mountain park redesigned and expanded according to the English-influenced spirit of the time. This also included the Löwenburg Castle, which was built as a ruin in 1793. The habitable ruin was his personal retreat and was also intended to be his grave, where he still lies today. Kassel was exposed to heavy bombings during the Second World War, which also severely damaged the Löwenburg. It was only rebuilt for practical purposes. The facility is now being restored again and will then look exactly as it did when it was founded. Due to the restoration work, only the armory and the chapel can currently be visited (2022). This is done exclusively through guided tours, which take place every hour.