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Kaiserstuhl, a beautiful town on the Swiss side.

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The old castle tower of Regensberg is well preserved and you can enjoy a wonderful panoramic view.

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Regensberg

You have a great view from the Regensberg castle tower

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The romantic town of Kaiserstuhl is always worth a visit. Beautiful beer gardens 🍻 of course invite you to do so. You can also hike well on both sides of the Rhine.

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A trip to Küssaburg is always possible, no matter what the season.

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A visit to the Küssaburg is worthwhile at any time of the year

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The keep can be entered for 1Chf per person. some information boards and the ascent to the roof.

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Beautiful views from the ruins of the Küssaburg

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Nice "old town" with a wonderful view.

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Old building half buried by the forest. Nothing exceptional.

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Pretty village

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From the Hochwacht a beautiful path leads past the remains of the old castle

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some remains of the castle complex are still preserved. it is very astonishing how this castle could be built and inhabited in this place at that time

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nice village with castle and very nice preserved old houses

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D Rhybrugg Kaiserschtuèl – Hohètèngè isch è Strõßèbrugg, wo zwǜschè Kaiserschtuèl un èm Schloss Röttèlè bi Hohètèngè dè Hochrhy sowiè d Gränz zwǜschè dè Schwiz un Dütschland übberschpannè.

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Due to the small finds that were found, Lägern Castle - also known as Hohen- or Altlägern - must have been built in connection with the establishment of the town of Regensberg by Baron Lütold V from 1244 to 1246 as the seat of his servants, the Knights of Lägern. According to the finds, the castle must have been destroyed before 1300 - possibly in the so-called Regensberg feud of 1267 - whereupon the lords of Lägern became completely impoverished and died out. In the years 1902–1904, extensive excavations took place under the supervision of the Zurich antiquarian society, but could not be completed due to lack of funds. The surrounding walls describe a rectangle of around 67 m by 20 m. Some interior walls indicate residential and economic buildings. There are no remains of a tower. In 1982 the walls, some of which had been severely broken, were repaired by the municipality of Boppelsen and the canton of Zurich.

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Due to the small finds that have been secured, Lägern Castle - also known as Hohen- or Altlägern - must have been built in connection with the establishment of the town of Regensberg by Baron Lütold V from 1244 to 1246 as the seat of his servants there, the Knights of Lägern. According to the finds, the castle must have been destroyed before 1300 - possibly in the so-called Regensberg feud in 1267 - whereupon the lords of Lägern became completely impoverished and died out. In the years 1902–1904, extensive excavations took place under the supervision of the Zurich antiquarian society, but could not be completed due to lack of funds. The surrounding walls describe a rectangle of around 67 m by 20 m. Some inner walls indicate residential and economic buildings. There are no remains of a tower. In 1982 the walls, some of which had been severely broken, were repaired by the municipality of Boppelsen and the canton of Zurich.

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little remains to be seen, but the length of the surrounding wall is impressive!

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The ruins are always open. For a refreshing drink, the Küssaberg Restaurant below is a great place to start.

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