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You can easily cycle past this ruin because it is untraceable. (I have searched the entire area, see photos with almost impassable paths)

The archway belongs to the Goppelsbach Castle behind it. The Mur cycle path leads through the archway and then continues along the property next to the Mur.

Excerpt from Wikipedia: In 1530, Wilhelm von Moosheim bought land from the Gurk Collegiate Foundation in Friesach and began building Goppelsbach Castle. This was completed in 1595 by Seifried von Moosheim. In 2005, the former third president of the Austrian National Council, Thomas Prinzhorn, acquired the castle and the associated 800 hectare forest. The archway belongs to this castle.

Very nice here, I liked it very much

The city's landmark in the middle of the city center

Remains of Grünfels Castle. Unfortunately, the castle itself cannot be visited. A viewing platform has been set up at the Hunger Tower, from which you have a great view of the city of Murau. The castle was originally called "Lubathein" and was probably built at the same time as Murau under Ulrich I von Liechtenstein. In 1269 it was destroyed by King Ottokar of Bohemia. Otto II of Liechtenstein had it rebuilt in the 14th century. The keep, the residential building, the remains of the fortifications with the hunger tower and the moat have been preserved to this day.

The castle is the symbol of Murau. Today, the castle itself houses, among other things, the Princely Schwarzenberg forest administration, the castle museum and the Schwarzenberg archive. In the castle museum you get an impression of life in the castle, the history of the family and their rule. The chapel, the dungeon, the old kitchen, the cat hall and the knight's hall are particularly worth seeing. Another highlight is the princely Gobelins collection with artistically embroidered and decorated tapestries.

Minnegesang has apparently paid off...