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Adolfsburg Castle takes its name from its builder, Johann Adolf von Fürstenberg, who had it built in the 1670s on the remains of an old castle, probably according to plans by Ambrosius von Oelde. It is a baroque moated castle that was primarily intended as a place of relaxation and retirement for the builder. Johann Adolf von Fürstenberg, a scion of a family that had been wealthy in the offices of Bilstein and Waldenburg since the 16th century, belonged to the clergy. He was a member of the cathedral chapter of Münster and a canon and provost of the Holy Cross in Hildesheim. Two fireplaces in the Knights' Hall and an alabaster bust of Johann Adolf von Fürstenberg are works by the sculptor Johann Mauritz Gröninger. The earlier baroque furnishings of the Knights' Hall probably also go back to Gröninger's designs. The construction was made possible by the purchase of various farms in Oberhundem by Johann Adolf from the property of the Wilhelm Hein couple.

On a trip to Sülzenberg you can take a look at the Grundsloch.

Really great view and a tip worth hiking along the ridge path.

The Kahle Berg is climbed during a hike on the P21. More precisely, a short and crisp ascent path that makes it clear which geological rock layer you are hiking on. A barren, reddish-colored stone hill, with sparse grasses and bushes. You should take the detour to the edge of the hill and enjoy the beautiful view.

The Heldrastein is a great viewing point at 503.8m high. A beautiful view of the Werra Valley. 👀

Steep climb with good visibility in good weather

The Kahler Berg is called "kahl" for a reason: it is a nutrient-poor Keuperhügel on which only undemanding herbs and grasses grow, which, however, have become very rare these days. This makes this hill a geological feature.

Climbing the 166-step staircase is rewarded with a great view.