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The semicircular bastion of the 13th-century city fortifications, along with three other tall fortress towers and the city wall, provided secure protection to the west. The course of the former city wall is marked by a projection of several meters to the west in the area of the St. Gertrude Chapel. The corner is formed by a stately bastion. It has a rectangular floor plan with a semicircular western end, which originally extended into the Weser arm flowing past it. Built of 1.40 m thick rubble stone masonry, the bastion consists of a base story with a surrounding slope and locking openings on the sides, a first floor with slit windows, and a second floor with keyhole slits. Source: https://www.solling-vogler-region.de/de/poi/historische-staette/halbrunde-bastion-der-stadtbefestigung/11964710/

You can see the castle beautifully from the other side of the Weser, but if you drive over the bridge (Blue Wonder) and keep to the left you come to Hehlen Castle. And if you're lucky the gates are even open. An absolute eye-catcher.

Polle Castle is definitely worth a visit. The view of the Weser from up here is beautiful. The castle is only open inside during the summer months.

The moated castle is very beautiful

A very great castle

The semicircular bastion of Bodenwerder's historic city fortifications was built in the 13th century. With three other high fortress towers, the city wall and the arm of the Weser flowing in front of the city wall, it provided secure protection against attackers on the west side.

Everything is closed, only a view from the outside through the fence is possible. But in front of the castle there is a good restaurant "Schlosswirtschaft".

High above the Weser, in the small village of Polle, stands the castle ruins of Count von Everstein. It was built in the 13th century and destroyed by Swedish troops in the Thirty Years' War. Since then, Polle Castle has been a ruin, but its former splendor can still be seen at the castle gate and the picturesque location has remained natural. Climb the 20-meter-high round keep and enjoy the great view of the Weser and the Weserbergland. The upper and lower castles are also used as a wonderful natural backdrop for theater performances, markets and concerts in the summer months. The Cinderella play is also performed here in the summer months. And in the small Burg Polle Museum in the guest house, with numerous finds from current archaeological excavations, you can learn more about the history and life at the castle. Source: https://www.weserbergland-tourismus.de/de/poi/burg/burg-polle/2985704/