술츠 암 네카어‬에서 가장 멋진 ‪20‬개의 동굴

The castle is for sale and was recently listed by the owner, Paul Sebastian Schwenk. The exact purchase price and terms are not publicly known and will likely be negotiated privately.

First mentioned in 752, this was the ancestral seat of the Lords of Wehrstein, who presumably died out in 1409 with Benz von Wehrstein. Legend has it that Charlemagne met his wife Hildegard, a Swabian, at Wehrstein Castle. In 1643, during the Thirty Years' War, Wehrstein Castle was largely destroyed by Bavarian troops. The Austrian suzerainty, which lasted from 1381 to 1806, expired and Wehrstein became the property of the House of Hohenzollern-Sigmaringen. 1850 Hohenzollern and the Wehrstein lordship became Prussian. In 1973, Fischingen was assigned from the Hechingen district to the Rottweil district. 2003 The Friends of Wehrstein Castle Ruins Association was founded with the aim of saving the castle complex from complete decay.

From the castle ruins there is a beautiful view over Sulz.

A beautiful and well thought out folding bench prevents you from getting a wet bottom. This is located below the Ahlbeck castle ruins.

The Neckar Valley Cycle Path runs above Mühlen - and also above the railway line.

It's nice that such ruins are still so well maintained.

On the way up there are 6 display boards with information about the castle from construction to destruction. Very informative.

The best view of Sulz is from the Albeck ruins on the bench before descending again via the zigzag path in the forest.