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This is the Rosenberg ruin, not Rosenburg (as mentioned by Martina, which is located west of Herisau near Ramsen). The Rosenberg, Rosenburg and Urstein castles were once a trio. Four-sided foundation walls up to a height of 5 m have been preserved. Inside and outside with barbecue areas.

Worth a detour as part of a bike tour from Gaissau. A little above are 2 beautiful lakes with water lilies and a fantastic view of Lake Constance

Beautiful, well-kept castle with a great view of Lake Constance

Beautiful castle and the hike there opens up beautiful views of Lake Constance.

Well-preserved castle on the mountainside above Rorschach with keep made of sandstone blocks and adjacent residential buildings. The probably in the 12th century. The complex that was founded was the residence of the Knights of Rorschach until 1449 and then served as the bailiwick seat of the St. Gallen princedom. The castle chapel donated in 1509 in honor of St. Anne helped Rorschach Castle to get its current name «St. Anna Castle». It has been privately owned since 1805.

Great house with a castle tower. Good restaurant to eat.

Castle Rebstein Rebstein's landmark is a riddle of architectural history. Rebstein Castle seen from the south. The design in the Renaissance style of the 16th century is striking on the 2nd floor. The masonry of a medieval core structure can be seen on the left and in the lower part of the building. 1244/72 probably built under Abbot Berchtold von Falkenstein. former Castle of the Lords of Ems destroyed in the 14th century. Mentioned as a ruin in 1395 1418 Around 1418 new building by Hugo von Watt from St. Gallen. 1585 Around 1585 expansion to today's "Haus zur Burg" by Daniel and Christoph Studer. 1661 Came to Colonel Brügger von Salis-Soglio in 1661. 1923 Donation to the Bishop of St Gallen for the establishment of a girls' educational institution. Renovated in 1949 and since then owned by Seraphisches Liebeswerk Solothurn Text / source: burgenseite.ch http://www.burgenseite.ch/schloss-rebstein.html

Former Castle of the Lords of Ems destroyed in the 14th century. Around 1418 new building by Hugo von Watt from St. Gallen. Around 1585 expansion into today's "Haus zur Burg" by Daniel and Christoph Studer. Came to Colonel Bruges von Salis-Soglio in 1661. 1923 Donation to the Bishop of St Gallen for the establishment of an educational institution for girls. Renovated in 1949 and since then owned by the Seraphic Liebeswerk Solothurn