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The two main towns of the rule Wolkenburg, Kaufungen and Wolkenburg were first mentioned in documents in the years 1226 and 1241 respectively. The area was settled in the 12th century by Wiprecht von Groitzsch.

Altenburg Castle is a former residential palace of the Dukes of Saxony-Altenburg. It is located in the center of Altenburg in Thuringia. It houses the exhibition areas Ducal Apartments 17th/18th. Century, 19th/20th Century and the playing card museum.

Great single trail with fantastic views, especially in autumn and winter.

Nice trail for hiking

Great panorama and at the end of the beautiful bridge there is a rustic beer garden. 🍻😎

Gnandstein Castle: Construction period 12th century, 13th century, end of 14th century (gate), 15th century, 17th century, between 1130 and 1190, 1250, 1680 Architectural style Romanesque, Renaissance, Baroque Builder - Master builder/architect - Condition Gnandstein Castle has been renovated. Current use Museum, restaurant Access Gnandstein Castle can be visited. Description Floor plan picturesquely situated on a rocky spur, regular rectangular structure, outer bailey and inner bailey, front farmyard Building two and three storeys, appearing up to six storeys from the outside Facade plastered facade, keep and shield wall quarry stone masonry, forecourt with battlement, palace with coupled round-arched windows and cloverleaf arched windows, main courtyard with round-arched arcades on the north and south sides Roof shape diversified roof landscape, gable roofs, keep with battlements Source: https://www.architektur-blicklicht.de/burgen/burg-gnandstein-leipzig/

construction time 9th Century, 10th Century, 11th Century, 12th Century, 15th Century, 17th Century, 18th Century, 19th Century, 20th Century, Chapel: Choir 1439 to 1441, nave 1463 to 1465, north side nave 1472 to 1473, ridge turret 1566 to 1567, redecoration 1645 to 1649, Castle driveway: 1725 to 1726, Triumphal Gate: 1727 and 1730, Castle guard: 1836, Castle: Conversion of the castle into a castle 1605 to 1609, merger of the south and west wings 1706 to 1712, north extension of the west wing, north and ballroom wing 1724 to 1732, plastic decoration of the west wing 1743 to 1744, corner structures of the west wing 1725 to 1735, ballroom 1730 to 1734 (1864 burnt out, restoration 1864 to 1868), Johann Sebastian Bach Hall 1905 to 1906, palace library 1908, Hofmarschallamt 1869 to 1871, architectural style Romanesque, Gothic, Renaissance, Baroque, Classicism, Historicism, builder – Builder/Architect Moyses of Altenburg (vault church), Christoph Richter (renovation of the church from 1645 to 1649), Melchior Brenner (castle 1605 to 1609), Johann Heinrich Gengenbach (1706 to 1712, reconstruction of the south and west wings), Wilhelm von Wurmb (1724 to 1732, north extension west wing, north and ballroom wing), Johann Jeremias Martini (1743 to 1744, plastic decoration west wing), Gottfried Samuel Vater (1725 to 1735 corner constructions west wing and roof area), Bodo Ebhardt (1905 to 1906 Johann Sebastian Bach Hall), Condition The castle in Altenburg has been renovated and is in good condition. The castle park is well maintained. Todays use museum, administration Access The grounds of the Altenburg Residential Palace are accessible. The castle can be visited. Source: https://www.architektur-blicklicht.de/schloesser-herrenhaeuser/residenzschloss-altenburg-gera/

Beautiful hike from Zinnberg over the Hauboldfelsen! There is a café in the castle courtyard!