헬브라‬에서 가장 멋진 ‪12‬개의 동굴

Built... The first documented mention of a Lord of Örner dates back to 1159. Who the builders were and when the castle was built is unknown. From the 14th century onwards, the Counts of Mansfeld are known to have held the castle as a fief. In 1560, with the consent of the liege lord, they sold it to the Counts of Schulenburg, who then bought it back in 1668. In 1713, the Burgörner estate and castle were sold to Count von Posadowsky, Baron von Postelwitz. A year later, the Prussian state became the liege lord of the castle and, after several transfers, eventually granted the fief to the von Humboldt family. The castle was used less and less from then on; from the 19th century onwards, it was abandoned, used as a quarry by local residents, and fell into complete ruin.

The inner ward has an almost square ground plan measuring 60 x 60 meters. It stands slightly elevated above the surrounding terrain. In the southwest corner are the remains of the keep. These remains still stand 12 meters high. The outer ward is presumed to have been located to the east of the inner ward. To the northeast, the complex was protected by a moat. However, this is no longer visible in the terrain. On the other sides, the natural slope of the hill provided sufficient protection.

The upper entrance is accessible by car. The remains of the castle can be viewed from the cemetery. Unfortunately, there is no connection between the two paths.

Unfortunately, it is becoming increasingly dilapidated

I love walking there. However, you can see more and more that it is gradually falling into disrepair 😟

Unfortunately, it is deteriorating more and more 😟

It's a little journey back in time and I really like it there. Immediately after that you come to the castle park and it's very beautiful there too.

Enjoy the view to the south, breathtakingly beautiful.