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The old town offers some beautiful half-timbered houses and places to stop for a bite to eat.

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🏘️ Historic Old Town of Wolfstein – Half-Timbered Houses, History & Narrow Alleys Wolfstein's old town impresses with lovingly restored half-timbered houses, winding alleys, and traces of medieval urban development. Here, living history meets a cozy atmosphere – ideal for a short detour off the beaten track. Tip: Be sure to take a look into the side streets – they often offer the most beautiful details and photo opportunities.

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Rutsweiler Hut

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Since 1930, Neu-Wolfstein Castle has been a memorial to those who fell in both world wars

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Nice restaurant inside the castle

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Castle ruins with a war memorial in the courtyard.

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Wolfsstein is idyllically nestled between gentle hills in the beautiful Kuseler Bergland. It's worth a visit.

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Lovingly designed old town that has a very special charm.

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The castles Alt- and Neuwolfstein can be easily combined. Beautiful view of the valley from the tower

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The memorial in the middle of the castle is a beautiful but sad memorial

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Small, romantic streets. Especially the little house with all sorts of old household items.

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There is not much to see of the castle ruins either, except for a tower (keep) that you can climb and from where you have a great view of the surrounding area.

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There is not much to see of the castle ruins apart from an inner courtyard, but the view of Wolfstein and the surrounding area is great.

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A worthwhile hiking destination in every season. Great view over Wolfstein and the surrounding area.

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The only moated castle far and wide. Unfortunately the restaurant is closed, the menu removed. As of 8/14/2021. Bench and table available for resting. The moat with its stream is very idyllic.

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There is also a registry office and a bar in the building.

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Info also under: http://landkreis-kusel.de/kultur/kunst-im-gruenen.html The Wasserburg Reipoltskirchen is located in the Odenbachtal. It is the best preserved low castle in Rhineland-Palatinate. The art in the countryside and the sculpture trail are at the foot of the castle and can be viewed very nicely from the keep. The pictures are made from all possible materials and living plants.

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The moated castle in Reipoltskirchen is a real gem in the Palatinate Bergland - and worth a visit at any time. Reipoltskirchen has the best preserved "moated castle" in the Palatinate. The observation tower is freely accessible all year round. A new film by Bernd Schmitt ("Palatinate Moves"), released in 2018, shows the Reipoltskirchen moated castle with all its facets "https://player.vimeo.com/video/267480373" Built in the last third of the 12th century, the castle complex on the artificial hill enclosed by a curtain wall does not look like a ruin, but rather an inhabited castle thanks to the residential buildings along the curtain wall. They are guarded by a seventeen meter high keep, and a wide ditch in which the water of the Odenbach is dammed protects the romantic idyll. The district of Kusel has polished up the time-honored walls, set up a restaurant and a painting school. The historical substance was preserved in painstaking detail, and the keep was made accessible again. And so that the old walls can come to life, the Wasserburg restaurant was built in the main part of the castle. A painting school has been newly built. Courses for all age groups, laypeople and advanced learners take place here regularly. The idea of the painting school was indirectly provided by a celebrity who was baptized, or perhaps even born, in Reipoltskirchen in 1631 at least: Johann Heinrich Roos, called "Raphael the cattle painter" by contemporaries. With "Art in the Green" and the Sculpture Path, the moated castle is being upgraded as an artistic focus in the Kusel district.

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The moated castle in Reipoltskirchen is a real gem in the Palatinate Bergland - and worth a visit at any time. Reipoltskirchen has the best preserved "moated castle" in the Palatinate. The observation tower is freely accessible all year round. A new film by Bernd Schmitt ("Palatinate Moves") released in 2018 shows the Reipoltskirchen moated castle with all its facets "https://player.vimeo.com/video/267480373" Built in the last third of the 12th century, the castle complex on the artificial hill enclosed by a curtain wall does not look like a ruin, but rather an inhabited castle thanks to the residential buildings along the curtain wall. They are guarded by a seventeen meter high keep, and a wide ditch in which the water of the Odenbach is dammed protects the romantic idyll. The district of Kusel has polished up the time-honored walls, set up a restaurant and a painting school. The historical substance was preserved in painstaking detail, and the keep was made accessible again. And so that the old walls can come to life, the Wasserburg restaurant was built in the main part of the castle. A painting school has been newly built. Courses for all age groups, laypeople and advanced learners take place here on a regular basis. The idea of the painting school was indirectly provided by a celebrity who was baptized, or perhaps even born, in Reipoltskirchen in 1631 at least: Johann Heinrich Roos, called "Raphael the cattle painter" by contemporaries. With "Art in the Green" and the Sculpture Path, the moated castle is being upgraded as an artistic focus in the Kusel district.

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About one kilometer north of Wolfstein is the Alt-Wolfstein castle ruin, also known as the "Old Castle". A walk there is worthwhile if only because of the wonderful view that you have from the 20 meter high, five-sided keep over the Lautertal. The castle is said to have been built in the 12th century to administer and secure the kingdom. At the end of the 13th century the Counts of Sponheim sat here; they were followed as owners by Veldenz, Baden and Pfalz-Zweibrücken. In the Bavarian-Palatinate War of Succession, the fate of the castle was finally sealed in 1504. It is interesting that during excavations between 1960 and 1975, an extensive lower castle was found next to the small main castle.

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