슈발름-에더-크라이스‬에서 가장 멋진 ‪20‬개의 동굴

The all-round view from the castle and the tower is simply great!

Very steep when you get to the top, there is a wide view of the round to Gudensberg

High up and deep down: The Hohenburg offers wide views of the country and one of the deepest castle wells in Europe. The ruins of the Hohenburg bear witness to an explosive and warlike history during the Thirty Years' War. 376 meters above sea level, you have an unbelievably wide view of the entire Homberg region. The Hohenburg is the nucleus of the city of Homberg (Efze). During a guided tour of the castle you will learn details of the eventful history and you will have a look into the 150 meter deep castle well. The castle well was once dug into the basalt stone. A lighting system and an automatic water chute demonstrate its breathtaking depth. Because it takes some time before you hear the impact of the water on the bottom of the well. Source: https://www.homberg-efze.de/rathaus-politik/unsere-stadt/stadtgeschichte/die-hohenburg/

Tall people have to watch their heads when going up and down...

In the heart of the Knüllwald forest, on a spur below Mount Babloh, lies the Wallenstein Castle ruins. They must have seemed fortified and impregnable in the Middle Ages, because outside the castle walls, the hills drop steeply on three sides. Today, the castle ruins provide the backdrop for rustic camping adventures: camping in the castle or in the courtyard, swimming in the charming natural swimming pool, and fishing in the castle pond are all possible here. Below the castle, there is a campsite that is also open to permanent campers. The restaurant offers fresh, regional cuisine and hosts fairytale evenings, where the illuminated castle becomes the focal point. https://www.deutsche-maerchenstrasse.com/poi/burgruine-wallenstein

Start and finish of the premium walking trail - Fabelweg "Schlossbrunnenweg". Spacious parking lot. Information about the hiking trail: https://www.naturpark-knuell.de/touren/fabelweg-schlossbrunnenweg#/article/591aca9e-8364-42c0-ba0a-dd42c08c1f0c

Campsite & natural pool Burg Wallenstein. Bombs of space and a great natural swimming pool. A bathing beach to linger. Lovely here.

The almost square inner castle is surrounded by a strong shield wall, large parts of which are still preserved. Many other buildings were demolished to obtain materials. A round stair tower that remained was recently converted into a lookout tower by installing a spiral staircase. Only a few remains of the walls of the spacious outer castle have survived. The former moat has been filled in. Source: https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Burgruine_Wallenstein