Leofels Castle, Ilshofen, Germany

Leofels Castle was built probably in the early 13th century. It was left to decay in 1592 and not been inhabitated after that. Today the ruins are used for concerts and events.

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Marius Unsraw (13 months ago)
It is a really amazing place , it is also very quiet !!

J G (14 months ago)
Beautiful ruins!

Kendra Kristine (2 years ago)
Beautifully cared for ruins of a castle in a tiny quaint town

Anastasia Hofmann (3 years ago)
A beautiful and authentic castle, totally worth visiting.

Schorsch K (5 years ago)
Well looked after ruines of a Castle . Worth to have Stop a a quick Look round

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