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User Reviews
Mat Bienczyk (8 months ago)
Very cool castyle in Kussnacht region. It's an important heritage site. Originally built in the 9th century, right now stands as rather well maintained ruins. Parking here might be difficult, there isn't necessarily a dedicated spot. Just a few minute walk from the main street.
Very cool castyle in Kussnacht region. It's an important heritage site. Originally built in the 9th century, right now stands as rather well maintained ruins. Parking here might be difficult, there isn't necessarily a dedicated spot. Just a few minute walk from the main street.
Janet Griffiths (2 years ago)
Worth the walk up the hill. Would be tricky when wet, so suggest taking walking sticks for extra balance on the way down.
Worth the walk up the hill. Would be tricky when wet, so suggest taking walking sticks for extra balance on the way down.
Amanda Netherland (2 years ago)
Very interesting castle ruins to explore, has a placard for information and handrails to walk along the area. Views are gorgeous.
Very interesting castle ruins to explore, has a placard for information and handrails to walk along the area. Views are gorgeous.
Lode Van de Velde (4 years ago)
Just for the views alone you should go there, amazing place.
Just for the views alone you should go there, amazing place.
Johnny K (4 years ago)
Wonderful hidden gem in Küssnacht. Previous inhabitants include Ritter Hartmann - the son-in-law of Zurich's Rudolf Brun and the nobile family of Silenen. Legend has it that Tell's archenemy Gessler resided here thus giving the ruins their current name. Best to walk around and explore. Dangerous when wet and not pram friendly but otherwise fantastic with view of lake and Pilatus
Wonderful hidden gem in Küssnacht. Previous inhabitants include Ritter Hartmann - the son-in-law of Zurich's Rudolf Brun and the nobile family of Silenen. Legend has it that Tell's archenemy Gessler resided here thus giving the ruins their current name. Best to walk around and explore. Dangerous when wet and not pram friendly but otherwise fantastic with view of lake and Pilatus
