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Beautiful castle ruins with a great view of the city. Please take the main path down, the zigzag trail has been completely destroyed by the forest.

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A visit is rewarded with a great view.

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New permanent exhibition: The Schmalkaldic League - beginning of the schism. Made interesting with short films in which Duchess Elisabeth von Rochlitz tells her story and thoughts. But children don't miss out either. There are stations where small tasks and puzzles can be solved. As in any museum, you have to bring your time, which is worth it.

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Beautiful old ruins towering over Steinbach-Hallenberg. There are fantastic photo opportunities.

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There are several exhibitions in the castle. Admission currently costs 6 euros. https://www.museumwilhelmsburg.de/museen/museum-schloss-wilhelmsburg.html We first go through the castle chapel and then through the historic rooms. An exhibition on the Reformation and its harbingers follows. The exhibition on the Schmalkaldic League is impressive. Lots of information and exhibits have been collected here. The importance of the Reformation is extensively explained, with the result that Protestantism was established in Germany. Videos, also in the form of comics, help to capture a lot of information. We wouldn't need just one day to read everything. We definitely have to go here again.

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Goal reached: the Hallenburg castle ruins with a great view over Steinbach Hallenberg 👍😎👍

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Wilhelmsburg Castle is always worth a visit if you want to drive up the mountain. You can also visit the museum by inserting the appropriate coins

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The Hallenburg is the ruin of a medieval spur castle and landmark of the town of Steinbach-Hallenberg. From the rocky outcrop you have a sensational view of the city and the valley.

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From the castle ruins you have a great view over Steinbach-Hallenberg. There is a bench on site and a wooden pavilion to rest.

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View of Steinbach Hallenberg

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The Hallenburg

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Worthwhile excursion destination. The hut is open Fri - Sun from 10 a.m. The tower is also open during opening times. Good food, rustic dining room and nice service.

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During the Reformation, Schmalkalden was one of the political hot spots. Both the emperor and the pope's eyes were directed towards the city in the southwest of the Thuringian Forest. Because in the last week of December of 1530 Protestant princes, aristocrats and cities united to form the Schmalkaldic League, led by Philip I of Hesse and Elector Johann Friedrich I of Saxony. They agreed that only a common alliance of all Protestants could offer protection against the emperor. The federal government met eight times in Schmalkalden. When the participants looked up in the direction of the quest, they could still see the ruined Wallrabsburg of the Counts of Henneberg. After this noble family died out, their possessions around Schmalkalden fell to Landgrave Wilhelm IV of Hesse-Kassel. From 1585 he had the castle converted into a secondary residence. Today the Wilhelmsburg towers over the old town of Schmalkalden. Due to its original room structure, the magnificent wall paintings and stucco work as well as its outdoor facilities, the Wilhelmsburg is a jewel among the Renaissance castles in Germany. With the consecration of the castle church on May 23, 1590, the castle was released for use, although the interior was not yet completely finished. Source: https://www.thueringerschloesser.de/objekt/schloss-wilhelmsburg-schmalkalden/

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Very nice castle with a nice terrace garden. Definitely worth seeing.

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Very nice castle to explore by yourself. Nice gardens. The toilet can be used.

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Wonderful view towards the town church of St. Georg. A little tip: ideal for a sunset in the evening hours

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At the beginning of the 17th century, a terrace garden was created on the southern slope of the Schlossberg. The terrace areas, supported by sandstone walls and sloping slightly to the south, with their combination of ornamental and useful plants as well as fruit trees, served as a pleasure garden, but also to supply the court society. The central axis was emphasized by a chain of fountains adorned with sculptures. In the later 17th century, the water art was relocated to the east side and flanked the newly created staircase there. (Source: Wikipedia)

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Wilhelmsburg Castle in the city of Schmalkalden was a secondary residence of the Landgraves of Hesse. It is one of the most important Renaissance complexes in central Germany, which has hardly undergone any structural changes to this day and has been preserved in almost its original state. (Source: Wikipedia)

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"The Wallenburg refers to the ruins of a hilltop castle on the 523.8 m above sea level of the Heinberg (also Hühnberg) peak above the Auwallenburg district. The castle is a protected architectural and ground monument. Interested people from the surrounding areas began exploring the castle ruins as early as the 19th century. Today's entrance to the inside of the tower on the ground floor was created by miners. Perhaps one hoped to find interesting finds in the rubble at the bottom of the tower dungeon. It has been possible to climb the tower again since 1963. In the GDR era, a small kiosk was built below the castle, as the ruins were popular with vacationers and school classes. In 2012 the tower was closed due to dilapidation, repaired in 2013 and then reopened. Today it is used again as an observation tower and can be climbed during the opening times of the neighboring tower building (April to December from Friday to Sunday from 10 a.m.). The view from the tower extends in a westerly direction over the Werra valley and to the Vorderern Rhön. "- https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Burg_Wallenburg

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When does he open it again?

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