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Beautiful to look at, unfortunately we weren't allowed in and there was no information about when it would be possible.

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This is a really large and really well-maintained ruin. The climb is short and sweet from Henneberg. There is also a path around the complex. It is definitely worth a walk

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For German Heritage Day, Bibra Castle opened its doors to visitors. There were guided tours of the grounds with interesting facts, followed by coffee and cake... what more could you want?! Perhaps an overnight stay in the castle? No problem, there's room for 17 people.

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In 1915, Reinhold Götz built a mountain garden that included terraced gardens and an artificial castle ruin. The garden is now somewhat overgrown and the castle ruins can only be reached with good shoes and a certain degree of surefootedness.

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The Mountain Garden by Reinhold Götz

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The Lichtenburg, a castle ruin, was built in the 12th century and expanded and rebuilt several times over the centuries. Destroyed in the Peasants' War in the 16th century, it was then rebuilt, but lost its importance in the 18th century and slowly fell into disrepair. Its keep is well preserved and offers an impressive view of the Rhön, the Grabfeld and the Thuringian Forest.

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The castle ruins will be open to the public until the end of May 2024, after which they will be closed for restoration work. The restaurant is already closed (hopefully only temporarily).

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The Habichtsburg castle square on the mountain spur is clearly visible. The neck trench carved into the rock is particularly impressive. There are some steps and remains of walls from a later period.

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There were never any official excavations at Habichtsburg, but finds of pottery shards, animal bones and wall coverings suggest that the castle was built in the 12th/13th century. Century was built.

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A beautifully preserved castle ruin with a lot to discover and a lookout tower. Class 👍

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Well-preserved castle complex near Ostheim. Depending on which route you take up, it is more or less steep uphill. It's definitely worth it for the great view!

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Well-preserved castle near Ostheim. Depending on which climb you choose, it is more or less steep up to the castle. But it's definitely worth it for the great view!

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Beautiful area, with different types of hiking trails. https://www.ostheimrhoen.de/kultur/lichtenburg/ http://www.lichtenburg-ostheim.de/

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The Habichtsburg ruins are always worth a visit.

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Here was the ancestral seat of the Counts of Henneberg.

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The last grille in front of the tunnels was open and you could go in. I didn't go very far due to the lack of a flashlight and cell phone battery just over 20%. The hallway goes around several corners and as far as I've come it's been walking well.

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The Lichtenburg is Ostheim's landmark and was first mentioned in a document in the 12th century. It is very well signposted as the destination of several hiking trails. From the well-preserved castle tower you have a fantastic view of the Rhön, the Grabfeld and the Thuringian Forest. Below the keep is the mighty main gate. Festivals, concerts and other events create a range of leisure activities that keep the Lichtenburg alive. In addition, the financial gain is used to keep the castle in good condition.

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The castle is inhabited and therefore unfortunately cannot be entered.

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A guided tour of the Goetz Cave is a must on this hike!

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In the small village of Bibra in the municipality of Grabfeld are the remains of the small moated castle built by the lords of Bibra in the 12th century and mentioned in 1119 with "Rubertus de Bybera" in the middle of the district in the north-east. The crew at that time controlled and supported a north-south connection to the Werratal in the direction of Untermassfeld and Meiningen. It has a thousand-year history and was laid out in the Franconian style of a Franconian royal court in 1486. It was destroyed in the Peasants' War in 1525 and in the Thirty Years' War and was repeatedly rebuilt for practical purposes. Source: https://de.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Burg_Bibra

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