드라크셀리드‬에서 가장 멋진 ‪10‬개의 동굴

The castle was the ancestral seat of the Nussbergers, the hereditary marshals of Bavaria. The hereditary marshal organized the defense of Bavaria. He was responsible for the expansion of the castles, the training of men-at-arms and the production of weapons.

From the 11-meter-high tower of the castle ruins, which lie at an altitude of 660 meters, you have a sweeping view of the Bavarian Forest all the way to the Arber, which rises about 30 km to the east.

A beautiful castle

Viewing for a small donation of 1 euro. Please don't forget that there is a small donation box at the entrance. The view is definitely worth it👌🏻👀

Great area for hiking and biking. Beautiful view from the tower.

The childless couple Willmann gave away the entire property with the villa and property to the bishopric of Regensburg. From 1967 the house was uninhabited, and the once proud mansion fell into disrepair. Nobody wanted to renovate it because it was to be demolished in 1985. In 1987, the Polk family finally took over the Art Nouveau castle on a long-term lease and renovated the house with a large investment of their own capital and public subsidies. A lot was done in laborious manual labor and this is how a unique collection of fairy tale depictions was created. Although closed at the moment, it is also nice to look at from the outside.

Interesting fairytale and ghost castle in Lambach - In the former Willmann Villa, built in 1905, the Polk family set up a fairytale castle worth seeing with a lot of passion and commitment. On the ground floor, 1st and 2nd floor, even in the stairwell and in the basement you will find well-known and lesser-known depictions of fairy tales. A snack bar with a terrace and a gift shop are also housed in the former manor house near Lam. The Art Nouveau villa is also a real eye-catcher from the outside in a forest clearing at the foot of the Osser. Source: https://www.sehenswerter-bayerischer-wald.de/maerchenschloss-lambach-gespensterschloss/

Open again from today 😆🍻