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I missed the castle ruins last time, but this time I just barely spotted them through the treetops. I did some research at home; it might be worth taking a closer look.

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small, sharp climb away from traffic...

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A wonderful area on the ascent to Horben. In good weather, you can enjoy perfect views of the Alps.

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Wartensee Castle is a real eye-catcher and the view over the battlements, the lake and the landscape is something special. Although the château cannot be visited, the owners have a heart for all those who would like to take a look behind the scenes. This means that the gardens and the chapel are open to the public. An absolute must-have.

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A beautiful place. Postcard-worthy and a little romantic.

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This castle is one of the most charming sights in the Lucerne Seetal and a vantage point over Lake Baldegg, the Alps and the impressive castle complex.

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A really neat facility! A visit in connection with a hike on the nearby Horben is worthwhile - top views included! Further information: https://www.teddy-b.ch/excursion destinations/burgruine-nuenegg-lieli-lu-die-neunmalschoene/

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Worth a stop, next to the castle it has a lot of chickens and geese, as well as a small playground :)

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This is such a beautiful castle and the view over the Sempachersee is breathtaking!

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The ruins of Lieli are the ruins of a hilltop castle with a viewing platform in the municipality of Lieli in the canton of Lucerne. It is also called "Nünegg" after its characteristic shape with nine corners. The viewing platform is just great.

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Very nicely renovated castle with a beautiful view

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The former Commandery Hohenrain of the Order of the Hospital of St. John in Jerusalem, one of the oldest branches of the Johanniter in what is now Switzerland. Partial buildings from the late 12th and 13th centuries of the Commandery (Kommende), first mentioned in 1182/83, and thus the structure of a medieval order castle, have largely been preserved. The command is currently owned by the canton of Lucerne and is classified as a cultural asset of national importance according to the Swiss inventory for the protection of cultural assets.

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A very impressive ruin with high walls and the possibility to climb the main tower. Deeper Bruggraben including barbecue area and Dixie toilet available.

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Nice place for a break

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Really nice view worth to take a break

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Prospect of the coming of the Order of St. John, was created around 1175/80

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Built at one of the most beautiful viewpoints over Lake Sempach, the previous building served as the seat of the bailiff who controls maritime traffic on Lake Sempach. In 1317, Ulrich von Wartensee appears in the files for the first time. The construction of Schloss Wartensee with the castle chapel probably also fell during this time. The St. Jost Chapel is dreaming in the southeast corner of the inner courtyard. The once much-visited pilgrimage site has died down and the former sanctuary is no longer consecrated. In this castle chapel, a communion and confession day was previously held on the Assumption of Mary, where the "plum indulgence" was awarded, so called because the plums ripened at this time of year. Unfortunately, nothing more can be found of the frogs and toads, made of silver and wood, which were donated as motifs by sick women. The castle was destroyed in the Sempach War. On September 14, 1514, Junker Councilor Peter Zukäs von Luzern acquired the farm and castle stalls at Wartensee and rebuilt the destroyed castle. The castle later served as the summer residence of the "Swiss King" Pfyffer von Altishofen. From 1647 to 1822 the castle was owned by the Schnyder von Wartensee. The talented musician and composer Xaver Schnyder von Wartensee sold it to his tenant family. The castle has been owned by the Rösli family since September 1st, 1888. In 1993 the castle was completely renovated and now shines in new splendor. Today, the Wartensee Castle serves primarily as a place of rest, meeting and contemplation. Everyone who appreciates this is welcome in the palace garden. A romantic story at: http://www.sempach.ch/de/portrait/geschichte/geschichtstraechtig/welcome.php?action=showinfo&info_id=4606

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Nice view of the Seetal

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Near Lake Baldegger, high above Gelfingen in the Lucerne Lake Valley, sits one of the most important country residences of the Lucerne patrician: Heidegg Castle.

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Heidegg Castle is located in Gelfingen in the Lucerne Lake Valley in Switzerland, high above Lake Baldegg, in the middle of a largely preserved park and cultural landscape of national importance. The oldest known residential building on Lucerne soil is hidden in today's castle tower, a stone house from 1192 (tree ring dating from 2013). It was expanded and raised into a Romanesque residential tower in 1229/30 and 1236/37 and in the 15th/16th. Century converted into an occasionally inhabited country estate. From 1678 onwards it was expanded into a baroque palace, initially with four corner bay windows, which were soon removed again. In 1688/98 the castle tower with its hipped roof and uniform yellow plaster was given its characteristic shape as a landmark of the Seetal. Those dedicated to St. The chapel dedicated to Karl Borromeo dates from the 16th/17th century. Century, the house with vaulted cellar and grain hopper from 1704, the farm from the 18th - 20th centuries. Century. The museum in the castle tower is dedicated to the over 800-year-long history of Heidegg and its region. The permanent exhibition and residential museum of the Pfyffer von Heidegg family are enriched with special exhibitions and experiences. The rose garden, which was renovated in 2004/05, the Sieben-Brüggli-Weg through the romantic Burgtobel and the avenue with rest areas and play area also make Heidegg Castle and Park a popular excursion and local recreation location. Numerous halls and rooms can be used for events or rented.

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