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A lovingly maintained castle ruin in the middle of the Waldviertel Kamp landscape

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It looks very impressive - and the festival there is said to be fantastic. Yesterday (7/7/24), for example, Gershwin's "Rapsody in Blue" was performed.

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Living history in the Weinviertel.

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Beautiful old ruin to visit, in summer also a snack station on site

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Knives are usually associated with Wildberg Castle, which is now privately owned. But Messern offers much more... for example, the starting point for many nice hikes

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The Rosenburg owes its name to the knight Gozwin de Rosenberg

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One of the most beautiful Renaissance castles in Austria towers over the Kamptal and is worth a visit. Some switchbacks lead up from the valley, which require more or less effort by bike - depending on the support - but it's worth it.

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Beautiful place! Take time to enjoy the place!

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Gars Castle is a castle in the Austrian state of Lower Austria. It is located in the town of Gars am Kamp in the Waldviertel and is one of the best-preserved castles in Lower Austria. The castle was built in the 13th century and originally served as a border fortress against Bohemia. Over the centuries it has been rebuilt and expanded several times. Today the castle houses a museum that provides information about the history of the castle and the town of Gars, as well as a restaurant and an event location. Gars Castle is a popular destination for visitors from the region and beyond.

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The castle was built in the middle of the 11th century as a permanent house on the back of the Manhartsberg and was probably the seat of the minstrel Ulrich von Sachsendorf in the 13th century. In a document from around 1180/1185, Alhart de Sassendorf is named as the first documented owner of the Kuenringer. Later owners included Ulrich von Sachsendorf (mentioned in 1230 and 1249), Ulrich der Zink von Sachsendorf (1340), Niklas Pillung von St. Gilgenberg (1384) and Konrad von Kreig (1430). In 1475 Wilhelm von Missingdorf transferred Sachsendorf to the Fellabrunners in Losensteinleiten after several changes of ownership. Towards the end of the 1570s, the castle was destroyed by Hungarian troops and never rebuilt. The area of the castle is surrounded by an earth wall and covers an area of around 3,600 m². Individual finds of wood and pottery prove that there were already unfortified wooden huts on this swampy spot in the middle of the 10th century, which was supplemented towards the end of the century by a stone tower with walls 1.5 meters thick. Although the tower was demolished again in the 11th century, the area was still protected by wooden palisades afterwards. In the middle of the 13th century the construction of a fortified castle, which was surrounded by a rectangular curtain wall, began. Archaeological excavations starting in 1987 uncovered the remains of a Romanesque chapel with a recessed semicircular apse from around 1180/90. The walls have been preserved up to a height of around 1.5 meters and some still have the remains of the original plaster. West of it are the remains of a former residential tower with a wall thickness of about three meters. Part of the former wooden palisades was reconstructed in the 20th century. Information boards provide information about the building history. Unfortunately, these are already badly weathered and hardly legible.

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Gars is one of the oldest castle complexes in Austria. It was built in the 11th century and still stands in the style of the old hill forts. However, only assumptions can be made about their origin. Story: https://regiowiki.at/wiki/Burruine_Gars_am_Kamp

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Really worth seeing! Tip: From the small watchtower, to the left of the main entrance to the castle, you have a beautiful view of the castle and the surrounding area.

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February 25th, 2023 - Despite the advanced state of decay of the fortifications, there are still a number of building walls, including those of the Palas and parts of the vault and also considerable parts of the imposing ring walls. The castle hill offers a wonderful view of the Kamptal and Gars.

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02/26/2023 - Access to the castle on foot is either via many natural stone steps from the 17th century or an asphalted footpath, which is very steep in sections. Alternatively, there is a road that leads to a parking lot near the entrance. The ruins themselves are very beautiful and the view is overwhelming. In summer there are also opera and theater performances here.

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Burgschleinitz is known for the Joseph bread. If you don't just get bread, you can add a small tour of the town with a tour around the castle. Unfortunately you are not allowed to visit the castle from the inside...

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The castle is privately owned and the grounds cannot be entered. However, it is worth taking a walk to Joseph Brot to stock up on all kinds of delicacies.

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The trail from Rosenburg to here was really challenging. This view is the reward. Fantastic! To the runia: Tursenstein Castle, called Ödes Castle or Stein am Kamp, is the ruin of a medieval hilltop castle. The castle ruins are located on the so-called Kleiner Rundeberg, a towering rock cone, some of which drops perpendicularly to the Kamp, 1.7 kilometers south-southeast of Altenburg. The Counts of Poigen-Rebgau are considered to be the founders of the castle. The founding can be assumed to have taken place after the defeat of Mailberg (1082). After several changes of ownership, Stein am Kamp Castle passed to Tursen before 1337. In 1337 Reinprecht von Turs received permission to rebuild and expand the castle. In 1396, Duke Albrecht IV gave the castle to Altenburg Abbey, which was able to have the seat demolished in exchange for considerable compensation. As early as 1419, "the desolate place where Tursenstain Castle once stood" was reported. Only the remains of the walls of the originally triangular castle remain.

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Archaeological excavations from 1987 onwards uncovered the remains of a Romanesque chapel with a retracted semicircular apse from around 1180/90. Its walls have been preserved up to a height of about 1.5 meters and some of them still have remnants of the original plaster. To the west of it rise the remains of a former residential tower with a wall thickness of about three meters. Part of the former wooden palisades was reconstructed in the 20th century. Information boards provide information about the history of the building. Source Wikipedia

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