그리스 암 브레너‬에서 가장 멋진 ‪6‬개의 동굴

The castle was built in the 13th century. The oldest part is the tower. Around 1600 it was expanded into a stately Renaissance palace. The castle has been used as a retirement home since 1950 and has been protected as a monument since 1951. A little further down is the "Ansitz Wies(en)heim" with its distinctive tower. It probably once served as a customs collector.

A wonderful view from here.

Schneeberg Castle was first mentioned in documents in 1297. Parts of the defensive wall and the striking round tower still exist from this period. In 1571, the medieval complex was converted into a Renaissance castle. A devastating fire destroyed it in 1771, and the ruins were then converted into a castle-like residence. Today it is privately owned and can only be viewed from the outside.

Almost at the top, if you look around you will find some small ruins

Beautiful path to the Olperer Hütte and always the Schlegeissee in view

Arnholz Castle consists of the built-up remains of a hilltop castle, which was first mentioned in 1257. In the eastern part of the building there are therefore almost two meter thick walls made of the old substance. There is a three-story bastion tower below the current house. The facility is one of the so-called Tyrolean fortifications. It is privately owned and can only be viewed from the outside.

A simple and quite lonely path that also leads to the Olpererhütte. Nice to run.

Those who do not shy away from the short detour will be rewarded with a beautiful view. The castle is not accessible and is used by a farm.