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Founded: 12th centuryCategory: Castles and fortifications in Germany
Historical period: Hohenstaufen Dynasty (Germany)
Rating
4.4/5 (based on Google user reviews)
User Reviews
Reyalp Nwonknu (8 months ago)
Attention: The experience field is not freely accessible! Only by appointment or for certain events. So it's better to inform yourself beforehand to avoid disappointment! Otherwise a very nice place with a great view and at least part of the castle is freely accessible. Parking directly at the castle is only permitted for people with walking difficulties. The regular parking lot is about 300m downhill.
Attention: The experience field is not freely accessible! Only by appointment or for certain events. So it's better to inform yourself beforehand to avoid disappointment! Otherwise a very nice place with a great view and at least part of the castle is freely accessible. Parking directly at the castle is only permitted for people with walking difficulties. The regular parking lot is about 300m downhill.
J.J. “JJS” (10 months ago)
If you're planning a climb that includes a beautiful hike from Beerfurth, it's advisable to take advantage of the weekend, when the café is open.
If you're planning a climb that includes a beautiful hike from Beerfurth, it's advisable to take advantage of the weekend, when the café is open.
strandfamilie (14 months ago)
Went there for a walk during the week, part of the castle including the chapel is freely accessible. Great views. Our highlight was the path from the parking lot along the allotment gardens to the castle and back across the fields: We saw many goats, some with bells on their necks, running freely, and some climbing small trees in their enclosure.
Went there for a walk during the week, part of the castle including the chapel is freely accessible. Great views. Our highlight was the path from the parking lot along the allotment gardens to the castle and back across the fields: We saw many goats, some with bells on their necks, running freely, and some climbing small trees in their enclosure.
RealTK (2 years ago)
In itself a small and fine castle, but really a bit small. However, you can still really work on the food in the small restaurant. The ice cream tasted like cheap supermarket ice cream, the Pilsner was served without foam and tasted more like stale apple juice. In short: view great, food flop
In itself a small and fine castle, but really a bit small. However, you can still really work on the food in the small restaurant. The ice cream tasted like cheap supermarket ice cream, the Pilsner was served without foam and tasted more like stale apple juice. In short: view great, food flop
Dieter Loock (3 years ago)
Several times during our stay in the Odenwald in the second week of October 2021, we noticed this impressive castle building seen from the street. We had to visit this one. From the first parking lot we went up on “Schusters Rappen”. Not very strenuous, slowly, little by little. This is worth every meter towards the castle. Surprised by the outdoor dining facilities, the friendliness of the staff, and the ambience as such, we sat down in the "front row", right next to the wall. The view on this beautiful autumn day? Overwhelming. Visible, the entire valley from left to right and far, far into the distance. Yes, the outdoor area of the restaurant was uniquely designed. The entire facility was bursting with cleanliness. It opened around 2 p.m. Quality, quantity? Perfect. Even a small wallet can afford this. I can recommend something like this to everyone to immerse themselves in German history and culture, and even to dream a little. Something to talk about for the children? More than enough. Anyone who wants to can visit the lovingly restored “Crooked Building” for a small entrance fee. Special pictures of this facility? Use the following link: www. Reichelsheim. de/index.php?id=20 Dieter greets you with his Margit
Several times during our stay in the Odenwald in the second week of October 2021, we noticed this impressive castle building seen from the street. We had to visit this one. From the first parking lot we went up on “Schusters Rappen”. Not very strenuous, slowly, little by little. This is worth every meter towards the castle. Surprised by the outdoor dining facilities, the friendliness of the staff, and the ambience as such, we sat down in the "front row", right next to the wall. The view on this beautiful autumn day? Overwhelming. Visible, the entire valley from left to right and far, far into the distance. Yes, the outdoor area of the restaurant was uniquely designed. The entire facility was bursting with cleanliness. It opened around 2 p.m. Quality, quantity? Perfect. Even a small wallet can afford this. I can recommend something like this to everyone to immerse themselves in German history and culture, and even to dream a little. Something to talk about for the children? More than enough. Anyone who wants to can visit the lovingly restored “Crooked Building” for a small entrance fee. Special pictures of this facility? Use the following link: www. Reichelsheim. de/index.php?id=20 Dieter greets you with his Margit
