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In 1564, Georg II Vitzthum von Eckstedt built the Renaissance castle Kannawurf on the estate, which had been in the family since 1539; there were also three other manors in the village. Inscriptions on doors and windows date from between 1563 and 1565. Instead of a medieval moated castle, a three-wing complex was built around an almost square inner courtyard by around 1570, the fourth side of which is closed off by a shield wall with a central round tower. A row of dormer windows decorates the roof. With this form of the so-called castle type, Georg II Vitzthum cited the construction of the new Dresden residential palace of Elector Moritz of Saxony, in whose service he was a marshal, which began around 1547. Owned by the Thuringian Monument Preservation Center and the Thuringian Artists' House since 2007, the partially renovated castle is now used for cultural events. Source: Wikipedia

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It's a bit out of the way but a short visit is fine...a lot of investment has been made in recent years

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beautiful castle which is currently being renovated

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There is a Touringen stamp here.

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Was closed today. A pity.

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Well-preserved castle ruins. Reachable quite quickly from the local car park.

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Very nice castle ruins, although I would prefer them to be overgrown

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Today there are only ruins of the Arnsburg. The foundation walls of the keep, palace and ring walls are still recognizable. In addition, 3 pointed arcades of a farm building have been preserved. A cellar staircase was reconstructed, which leads to a 6 x 13 m barrel-vaulted cellar.

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The castle has been painstakingly renovated by an association since 2007.

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Not far from the upper church, a fortress-like, originally Franconian building, the Hausmannsturm, catches the eye. He was in a document Otto III. Mentioned on November 30, 998 as part of the city fortifications. Over the centuries, the Franconian houses have had a wide variety of names for the striking building.

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You have a beautiful view of the Wippertal

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The medieval tower has an eventful history behind it, first mentioned in 980. From here the view of Bad Frankenhausen is unique.

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Very well-kept castle complex with a beautiful view over the Thuringian Gate, plenty of seating.

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The castle was first documented in 1116 in the Pegau Annals in connection with the disputes between Henry V and the Saxon princes, probably as an imperial castle, when Henry of Meissen wanted to seek safety in the castle. It may have been destroyed for the first time in 1118 together with the nearby Reichsburg Kyffhausen. At an unknown point in time, the castle seems to have come into the possession of the Landgraves of Thuringia, because a ministerial Ulrich von Arnsburg is mentioned in 1229. In the years 1278 and 1289 these ministerials were referred to as burgraves. At the end of the 13th century, the Counts of Hohnstein advanced into this area. In 1293 Albrecht II enfeoffed them with the castle. In 1356 the castle came to the Counts of Schwarzburg. In 1433 they left the claim to the Arnsburg to the Counts of Stolberg in case they died out. In 1498, the Counts of Schwarzburg mortgaged the castle to the Lords of Vippach. It seems to have already deteriorated badly at this point. The final destruction took place in 1525 in the Peasants' War, but it was still inhabited until 1547. The castle has not been mentioned since 1599. The Arnsburg office is named after the castle. (Source: Wikipedia)

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A beautiful view, a place to rest and an information board about the area

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The lower castle, also called "Hakenburg", was built in the middle of the 16th century as an official seat prepared and converted to a castle-like three-wing complex. As at the At the turn of the 18th to the 19th century, the Saxon officials left the castle, the buildings were demolished. Today the lower castle consists of the keep, ten parts of the trapezoidal enclosing wall, the cellars and foundations the rest of the building. The one pushed out into the steep slope, with the circular wall The well house connected by a kind of bastion was blown up by the Wehrmacht in 1945. Source: Thuringian Palaces and Gardens Foundation

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From the Hakenburg (lower Sachsenburg) you have a beautiful view of the Untstruttal.

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The ruins of Untere Sachsenburg are located north above the town of the same name on the top of the extreme east-south-east foothills of the Hainleite ridge. Surrounded by forest a little above the Thuringian Gate, through which the Unstrut flows, it is located about 450 m southeast of the Upper Sachsenburg. The castle is the older of the two Saxon castles.

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That is a beautiful sight the Sachsenburg from the Unstrut

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The Hausmannsturm is a high medieval fortification on a tiny mountain spur above the town of Bad Frankenhausen on the southern edge of the Kyffhäuser in the Thuringian Kyffhäuserkreis. The castle is a protected monument, the area of which is used for tourism.

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