쉬르시‬에서 가장 멋진 ‪6‬개의 동굴

Äusseren Burg와 Wolhusen의 역사 전반에 대한 흥미로운 정보판이 많습니다. 또한 멋진 전망도 있습니다!

Did you know that the "castle," as it is popularly known, was built around 600 years ago, and to this day, it remains unclear who built it and for whom? This is all the more surprising given that most of the historic buildings in Beromünster are mentioned by name from the earliest times. The castle is a museum and also houses the oldest printing press in Switzerland (dating back to 1470). Please note! The museum has very specific opening hours. During these hours, it can only be admired from the outside.

The castle was first mentioned in 1184 in the register of the Engelberg monastery. The former castle of the Habsburgs and Barons of Grünenberg was destroyed by the Swiss Confederation in 1388. The lake and property passed to Lucerne. In 1605, the present castle was built by Mayor Schnyder von Wartensee. In 1811, it passed to the Eggstein family of Zofingen, who had the chapel, corner towers, and surrounding wall demolished. Several ownership changes followed, including the painter Auguste de Pourtalèse. In 1942, the patrician von Schumacher family acquired it. Since 1998, the castle, island, and lake have belonged to the Sigg family. The castle is not open to the public. Source: Wikipedia.

small, sharp climb away from traffic...

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.

cozy gathering

Tannenfels Castle offers you an interesting opportunity to take a break during your journey in one of the most captivating historical sites in the region. The castle offers you a glimpse into the past while you explore the surrounding area.

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