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A wonderful and hard-earned view from Altengleichen Castle.

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quite inconspicuous but well-kept

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Unfortunately, nothing of the castle can be seen anymore except for a memorial stone.

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Gieboldehausen Castle emerged from a former burgher seat of Gieboldehausen Castle, called "Haus auf dem Wall". The adjacent park with a small pond and rare trees 🌳🌴 - black pines, false cypresses and ginkgo trees - now serves as a place for recreation and leisure. A playground has been set up for children.

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After a steep ascent, e.g. from the Gartetal, you reach the old and the new equal. Very nice view far across the Leine valley to the west from the Neuen Gleichen. Rest area with barbecue facilities.

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I now know that the registry office is housed in the castle. Nice environment for...

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Nice corner to rest

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The fortified churchyard of Weißenborn is one of the rare surviving examples of mediaeval churchyard castles in the low mountain range. In the case of the plant, probably in the 12th and 13th centuries, a mountain spur towering steeply above the old village of Weißenborn was used.

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The castle seat of the Barons of Minnigerode, now known as the castle, used to be called "Haus auf dem Wall". From the beginning of the 16th century until 1976, the castle was owned by the family. Today it belongs to the Gieboldehausen district and - after renovations from 1987 to 1991 - is used as a registry office and for cultural purposes.

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The castle seat of the Barons of Minnigerode, now known as the castle, used to be called "Haus auf dem Wall". From the beginning of the 16th century until 1976, the castle was owned by the family. Today it belongs to the Gieboldehausen district and - after renovations from 1987 to 1991 - is used as a registry office and for cultural purposes.

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After the wonderful ascent, there is a great opportunity to rest here. Tip: If you've ever been up here, leave your bike at the bottom and scramble up to the peaks.

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If you have already reached the top, you should definitely visit BOTH summits. On the "Alte Gleichen" you can see a little more of the former castle. For this you have benches and a shelter to rest on the "Neue Gleichen". From both peaks there are vantage points down to the valley.

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After a steep ascent, you can enjoy the wonderful view here. There are both benches and a shelter to rest. TIP: Leave the bike at the bottom and hike up to the same two on foot. Since the ascent to the "Neue Gleichen" is very steep and to the "Alte Gleichen" it is often very overgrown, at least in summer, so that it is not fun to push the bike there.

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The view is great.

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Nice building! Unfortunately there are no references or information about the builder, purpose and age.

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The entire area here had a remarkable skyline in the Middle Ages. The copper engravings by Merian give a rough impression of this. These often offer the only image documentation. Not only were these two castles interesting landmarks, there were several others within sight. A castle complex existed in Reinhausen (at least until 1100 A.D.). In the northeast there was also a considerable castle on the Kronenberg and probably also on the Rohrberg to the south. The Rusteberg also had a large castle complex.

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The landmark of Gieboldehausen.

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It is always an uplifting feeling when you reach one of the two peaks. Or both in a row. The view in clear weather is fantastic. The picnic area on the Neue Gleichen is very inviting and the ruins on the Alte Gleichen are pure adventure.

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Pretty manor house in the park in Gieboldehausen.

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You should check out if you are in the area.

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