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This castle ruin belongs to the market town of Winzer, over which it also towers. Winzer belongs to the Deggendorf district and has little to do with the market town of Hofkirchen in the northern Passau district. Hofkirchen has Hilgartsberg Castle within its municipal area, which was largely destroyed in the War of Succession but is certainly worth a visit (despite the ugly empty wooden huts in the castle courtyard).

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Great well-preserved castle

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Good eye-catcher on the mountain there.

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Very well maintained castle. The detour is worth it and if you come over the back, you should plan on having a bit of strength to carry your bike over the stairs.😉💪

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If you look up from below, you think it's just standing on the castle wall

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Castle ruins are currently not accessible. Nevertheless, the easy ascent and the numerous paths around the mountain are worth exploring

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Beautiful castle 😉 unfortunately only open on Saturdays and Sundays 🙃

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On the Danube there are many sights and great paths for hiking and biking 👌 everyone gets their money's worth here 👍 This place is 100% worth a visit

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Bike tour on the Danube bike path with a view of the Hilartsberg castle ruins

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Cycle past and enjoy the view up or would you rather go up and enjoy the view from above? Both are nice, but one doesn't exclude the other! 😉

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If you can already see the castle from the bike path, the steep ascent is not that big. In any case, a recommendation for a short detour from the Danube Cycle Path!

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View up to the Hilgartsberg castle ruins. But once again a duplicate of the highlights.

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Steep climb to the beautiful castle! From the top you have a great view down to the Danube.

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Medieval remains can be found in the lower areas of the watchtower, which was probably once the keep. It is integrated into the curtain wall at a corner - this type of construction is very unusual. A gate and the foundation walls of several residential buildings that date from more recent times are attached to the tower. Medieval remains can also be found in the surrounding curtain wall, which has only been preserved at a low height. A low wall divides the huge ruin into two parts, the rear part was probably the core of the castle. On the engraving by Wening you can see a chapel and other buildings in this area, of which not much can be found today. At the very back the remainder of a large rectangular wall tower, which opens inwards today, but which is closed on the stitch at Wening. From here a very nice view over the Danube valley! Source: http://burgseite.de/html/natternberg.html

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Hilgartsberg castle ruins were first mentioned in 1112 by Ezil (Heinrich) de Hilkerirchesberg. At that time the spur castle belonged to the County of Windberg under the feudal rule of the bishops of Bamberg. Like the other Bamberg fiefdoms north of the Danube, the Counts of Sulzbach also guarded Hilgartsberg in the 12th century.

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Castle story Ranfels 1144: First documented mention. 1207: The owners were the bishops of Passau, who enfeoffed the nobles von Hals with it in 1243. These conferred the rule on. 1259-1262: The brothers Albertus and Fridericus de Ranvels lived here. 1375: After the Halser family died out, the Landgraves zu Leuchtenberg took over Ranfels. 1417: When it was sold to Etzel I, it came into the possession of the imperial counts of Ortenburg. 1438: Etzel sold it to Duke Heinrich von Niederbayern. The castle was destroyed in the Landshut War of Succession. 1517: Rebuilt by the knight Johann von Dachsberg zu Asbach. In 1518 he established the castle chaplaincy with the associated castle chapel. A fundamental renovation followed in 1520. 1784: The castle was bought by the St. Anna women's monastery in Munich. 1833: The Bavarian state bought it. As a result, components and furnishings were sold, and the remaining parts of the building were used as a parsonage. 1845: Due to the long distance to the parish of Schöllnach, the castle benefice was converted into a curate benefice and its own cemetery was built. The former castle chapel had fundamentally changed its appearance in the meantime through enlargements and additions. 1923: Ranfels was raised to a parish. The former castle chapel still serves as a parish church today. The gate building and the adjoining residential buildings are still preserved from the castle complex. The idyllic castle garden in the inner courtyard is accessible; on special occasions it is used as a festival area.

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The castle ruin Winzer, also called Burg Oberwinzer, is the freely accessible ruin of a hilltop castle at 347.6 m above sea level. N

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The castle ruin Natternberg, also called Schloss Natternberg, is the ruin of a medieval hilltop castle at 375 m above sea level. NN high Natternberg (Schlossbergweg) north of Natternberg, a district of Deggendorf in the Deggendorf district in Bavaria. Q: https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Burgruine_Natternberg

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From up there you have a great view over the Danube plain.

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The castle ruin Winzer, also called Burg Oberwinzer, is the freely accessible ruin of a summit castle on a 347.6 m above sea level. NN high hill, the so-called "Schlossberg", above the winegrower's market in the Deggendorf district https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Burgruine_Winzer

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