Neidenfels Castle

Lambrecht, Germany

Neidenfels Castle was built around 1330 to replace the near Lichtenstein castle. The French army destroyed it in 1689 during Nine Years' War. Today there are large ruins left.

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Founded: c. 1330
Category: Castles and fortifications in Germany
Historical period: Habsburg Dynasty (Germany)

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4.4/5 (based on Google user reviews)

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Torsten I (19 months ago)
Small castle ruins above the roofs of Neidenfels with a beautiful view of the valley, Neidenfels and the paper factory. There are enough tables and benches for picnics and you can easily combine the ruins with a hike to the Lambertskreuz. Parking is available on site.
Anna Farkas (21 months ago)
New smoking spot unlocked
Alessandro Scorfano (3 years ago)
Nice scenic place
Eduardo Antunes da Cunha (5 years ago)
It is free so the cost benefit is infinite. Nice view to the city from the top, but the way to get there is not so nice, Google maps sent me by a very industrial area.
Ryo Cook (8 years ago)
A very nice place with a great view. Visited on a geocaching tour. Some places to sit down are available and epyou can enjoy the nice area. There is also a Pokémon gym at the castle.
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