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Very nice

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Wonderful view of Kirchberg Castle

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A very impressive building.

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The Ramschwag ruins have been completely renovated. A spiral staircase has been installed inside the tower, which ends high up in a viewing platform. A visit is also worthwhile as there are various barbecue areas where you can grill and relax.

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The new staircase has recently been installed in the tower, which leads all the way up to a viewing platform. Very well done and worth it 👌 I have added new photos (most of the old ones are now history...).

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A staircase has just been built into the tower so that you can climb up. Great! There are also lovely fireplaces.

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Nice tour on Lake Constance

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The name Hersberg is probably derived from the Old High German root word hari/heri for mountain range.[1] The first unsecured written reference is a mention of the brothers Berctoldus and Heinricus von Herisberg in 1276. What is certain is that in 1466 the Hersberg was in the fief of the Überlingen citizen and later Fürstenberg vassal Konrad Rudolf von Härsberg. In 1621 the Benedictines of the Ochsenhausen monastery bought the Hersberg from Härsberg's descendants. After secularization, the monastic property passed to Prince Franz Georg Karl von Metternich in 1803, father of the Austrian State Minister Prince von Metternich. Hersberg was then bought by the House of Württemberg[2] in 1806 and by Prince Konstantin zu Salm-Reifferscheidt in 1838. In an exchange with Waggershausen near Friedrichshafen, the Württemberg exclave of Herrschberg - the name of the territory around Hersberg Castle - became Baden in 1846. Franz zu Salm-Reifferscheidt-Dyck, the descendant of Constantine, sold the castle property on February 7, 1929 to the Pallottines (“Society of the Catholic Apostolate”), who ran the “St. Josef-Hersberg” maintained school operations.[3] In 1994 it was reopened as the Pallottine Spiritual House (Wikipedia).

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