슈타틀렝스펠트 주변 최고의 반려견 동반 하이킹 & 워킹 코스

Old railway bridge over the Felda

Lengsfeld Castle is also known as the moated castle or Boineburg Castle. As early as 1125, Hersfeld Monastery had a castle built in a protected area of the Felda floodplain. It was significantly expanded in the 14th century and became the property of the Boineburg family in the 16th century. At the beginning of the 19th century, the moats were filled in, a park was created and the castle was converted into a residential castle. After the Second World War, the state took over the estate and the castle complex was used as a sanatorium. The complex on the outskirts of Stadtlengsfeld now houses a rehabilitation clinic specializing in psychosomatics.

I guess no one lives here anymore. This half-collapsed shelter is located right next to the Brettenbach trail, in the woods. There are also benches for rest nearby.

Very great received and made up

I actually wanted to go in but unfortunately closed

Some paths are overgrown and look forward to new hikers.

The castle Lengsfeld was a fortification built in the Middle Ages in the Feldatal, on the outskirts of Stadtlengsfeld in the Wartburg district in Thuringia. It is only an outside visit possible. The former castle is used as a clinic.

Already in 1141 mentioned a document of the bishop Emmerich to Würzburg the church in Lengsfeld. During this time several priests were stationed here under a Probst (headmaster), who looked after many surrounding villages as walking preachers. Her hermitage lay in what is still called "Pfaffental" today. The towering Romanesque windows on the upper floor and the late-Gothic vaults in the choir, one of the oldest stone buildings in the area, also testify to the old age of the first church. In 1780, the dilapidated church was demolished again and rebuilt in its present form of red sandstone.