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Located directly in the old town center on a one-way street, but unfortunately closed

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Overwhelming view of the castle perched on the rocky plateau

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An impressive building. Napoleon is said to have cursed it. He apparently saw a ghost in the night.

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"Ce maudit château!" - "This cursed castle!" is what Napoleon Bonaparte is said to have said in horror after he spent the night of May 15-16, 1812 in the New Palace. The ghost of the "White Lady of Himmelkron" had appeared to him there. It is also possible that the castellan had played a joke on the Emperor of the French. Relevant items such as chains, rattles and a white robe were later found in his estate.

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A beautifully decorated castle with an impressive round table.

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The “Italian Building” was built after 1759 for the Margrave's second wife, Sophie Caroline Marie of Braunschweig-Wolfenbüttel, as a stand-alone building south of the castle and only later structurally connected to the New Palace through a connecting wing. The architect was Rudolf Heinrich Richter, who, unlike Saint-Pierre, allowed the formal splendor of the interior decoration created by Giovanni Battista Pedrozzi to spill over onto the outer walls. The young Carl von Gontard succeeded in uniting the two fundamentally different buildings using a discreetly projecting connecting link with a round balcony.[1] At the beginning of the 1990s, the facades of the Italian building were renovated and its courtyard area was redesigned To the north of the main building, across Glasenappweg, is the former kitchen building, a single, two-story house with a hipped roof. From 1867 to 1908 the secondary school for girls was housed there,[4] later the municipal auxiliary school. When it was founded on October 1, 1920, the municipal commercial school moved into the building that the Bavarian Crown Estate Administration had given it. Although the location was only approved as a temporary arrangement, the business school remained until 1938.[5] Today a shopping arcade leads through the building to Richard-Wagner-Straße. Source: Wikipedia

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The new castle with the court garden is one of the castles from the Margrave era in Bayreuth. It is located right in the city center and can be visited.

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Although the old castle was an imposing building from the 17th century, it no longer met the increased demands of the baroque court. Its destruction by fire in January 1753 accelerated the decision to erect a new building. The New Palace was built under Margrave Friedrich von Brandenburg-Bayreuth from 1753 onwards. As in the Old Hermitage Palace, his wife Wilhelmine had a great influence on the design of the rooms.

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The castle embodies Pottenstein's landmark and is well worth a visit.

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Impressive building with a lot of history. I especially liked the ghost story with Napoleon.

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The Hermitage was built not far from Bayreuth as early as 1715. The central point was the old castle. Between 1743 and 1753, Margravine Wilhelmine had extensive extensions built, such as the new castle, the ruined theater and the lower grotto. The Hofgarten is a popular destination and especially worth seeing between May and October with the trick fountains

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A stop in the village is always worthwhile on a hike around Pottenstein.

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The Bayreuth Hermitage is one of the oldest parks in which artificial ruins were used as design elements. The ruin theater built in the 18th century is the most famous example.

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The historic Hermitage Park is one of the most famous sights in the city of Bayreuth and is definitely worth a visit. The Hermitage with great water features and beautiful buildings is accessible all year round, the water features can be admired every hour from May to mid-October. An absolutely worth seeing facility.

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The castle with gardens, built between 1753 and 1758, is worth a visit.

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The new Bayreuth Palace with its courtyard garden is an absolute must when visiting

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The history of Pottenstein can be traced back to the first documented mention in 918. Pottenstein Castle was built around 1060 by Count Boto von Pottenstein (1028–1104; Aribone). In 1323 the place received city rights. The city of Pottenstein was the upper bailiff of the Bamberg monastery. In a town fire in 1736, 60 houses were destroyed and the town church was damaged. Since the Reichsdeputationshauptschluss of 1803 the place belongs to Bavaria. In the course of the administrative reforms in the Kingdom of Bavaria, the municipality was created with the municipal edict of 1818. Source Wikipedia

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Very picturesquely situated, overlooked by the castle enthroned on a steep cliff. Recommended: hike with the red cross into the upper Püttlachtal.

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Belongs to a family from Eichsfeld, but has been knips for 18 hundred. On the rock it offers a unique sight

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The castle is first mentioned at the end of the 12th century in connection with the noble free von Waischenfeld, before it fell to the burgraves of Nuremberg in 1347 and was destroyed in 1460. Rebuilt from 1489 to 1495 by Konz von Wirsberg, the subsequent owners, the Barons von Rabenstein, converted it into a Renaissance castle in 1570. During the Thirty Years' War the facility was burned down by the Waischenfeldern due to the relationship with the Swedes and was not rebuilt until 1692. After a long period of vacancy and decay, another renovation took place in 1829. Rabenstein Castle is now one of the tourist attractions in Franconian Switzerland and is known, among other things, for northern Bavaria's largest medieval market. Source: Hiking paradise "Around the Neubürg"

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