풀솜‬에서 가장 멋진 ‪20‬개의 동굴

The tower can only be visited on Sundays and public holidays for 1 €, spring to October

Small but nice! The museum is also worth a visit.

In 1347, Emperor Ludwig the Bavarian had Schellenberg Castle, which was then called "Lug ins Land", built to protect against attacks from Bohemia. On July 12, 1498, the castle was stormed under the leadership of Captain Konrad von Wirsberg, who was in the service of the Margrave of Brandenburg. The castle was partially destroyed. Their owner, Knight Moritz von Guttenberg, was captured. The castle was never rebuilt.

The mighty butter churn tower towers above the castle, which was probably planned as a hunting lodge and built around 1300.

An impressive ruin, worth visiting for the complex alone. But the magnificent views are also inspiring.

The castle was probably closed for a while due to construction work, but is now accessible again.

The relatively good state of preservation, the unique location, and the beautiful view make the Flossenbürg Castle ruins a worthwhile destination. The castle ruins are freely accessible. There are benches throughout the castle grounds. So if one is occupied, the next one won't be long in coming. There's even one at the top of the tower 😉. The castle ruins are quite large, and there's a lot to explore. It's nice that you have different vantage points and can look in different directions; the highlight is, of course, the residential tower. If you'd like to learn more about the history... https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Burg_Flossenb%C3%BCrg

There is a nice rest area made of stone here (if the weather is good). Otherwise, there are benches with a table up in the shelter or further down in the information pavilion where you can take a break. You can also read about the Haselstein.