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이 성은 1679-1691년에 중세 수성(水城) 자리에 요한 루트비히 폰 호엔로에-퀸첼사우 백작에 의해 4개 동으로 이루어진 건물로 지어졌습니다. 1679년부터 1868년까지 호엔로에 가문의 거주지였으며, 1873년부터 1934년까지는 사범학교였습니다. 1937년부터 1939년까지 건물은 완전히 개조되었으며 오늘날에는 기숙사를 갖춘 국립 김나지움이 들어서 있습니다.

The castle dates back to the Middle Ages and was expanded into its current form in the 15th century. It is picturesquely situated on the banks of the Jagst River and impresses with its solid stonework and historic flair. Today, it is privately owned but houses, among other things, a hotel and serves as a venue for the Jagsthausen Castle Festival, where Goethe's "Götz von Berlichingen" is performed annually on the open-air stage.

The Red Castle in Jagsthausen dates back to the 16th century and was built of red sandstone in the Renaissance style. It is located opposite Götzenburg Castle and is now partly privately used.

Due to its east orientation a good spot for a sunset

Around 1250, Kraft von Boxberg built Lichteneck Castle, which was presumably destroyed by lightning in the mid-15th century. Today, one can enjoy a wonderful view of the Kocher Valley from here.

One of the three castles in Jagsthausen that still exists today is the so-called "Red Castle". It probably got its name from its striking reddish color scheme. The three-story main building has a mansard roof with gable-shaped skylights. A round stair tower is attached to the west side. It was built around 1590, probably as a successor to an older "nobleman's residence".

Bartenau Castle is a castle in Künzelsau in the north-east of Baden-Württemberg. The noble family of Stein is documented in Künzelsau from the 11th century. After they died out, their relatives, such as the Lords of Künzelsau and the Lords of Bartenau, inherited the estate of the Stein family. The von Künzelsau family built their Kunzelsawe Castle around 1248. After the Künzelsau family died out in 1341, their residence became Bartenau Castle. When the Lords of Bartenau also died out, the Lords of Stetten inherited the castle in 1390, which they sold in part to the Archbishopric of Mainz in 1484. Bartenau Castle passed to the House of Hohenlohe through inheritance. Count Johann Ludwig von Hohenlohe-Langenburg-Gleichen had Bartenau Castle demolished in 1679 and built a three-storey castle in the late Renaissance style with four round towers in its place. From 1873 onwards, the building served as a teacher training college, then as an educational institution, and today it houses a state secondary school with boarding school. Source: https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Schloss_Bartenau

Lichteneck Castle is a ruin of a spur castle at 242 m above sea level. NHN high rock spur above Hecklingen,