Marksburg is the only hilltop castle along the Rhein that wasn’t completely destroyed at one point.
poxpoxpoxpoxpoxpox on
Your drawing lookds great, the list is allright but some names are wrong. Also there is no historical setting for your list. FYI: Whenever there is a “burg” at the end of the castle’s name, pls ditch the “Castle” on your map.
Edit: For example: Burg Eltz’s foundation is from the 12th century, Neuschwanstein’s late 19th century. Most of the castles near the Rhine are 19th century tourist attractions, built on medieval foundations.
Edit, edit: should be “the Wartburg”, german “die Wartburg”.
Komandakeen on
If it’s a map, it’s gonna need more to fill the northern part (Plattenburg, Alte Bischofsburg, Burg Stargard for example)
EmbarrassedBadger922 on
Altes Schloss Stuttgart
Burg Breuberg
Burg Guttenberg
Burg Berwartstein
Burg Trifels
Burg Teck
Hochburg Emmendingen
Burg Ortenberg
Leuchtenburg
Schloss Marienburg
Alphaviki on
I was at Schloss Burg (Burg Castle) once, many years ago, and it was kinda cool. They did a lot of reconstruction, but it is not entirely faithful to the “original” since it was destroyed quite often. It is also quite touristy from what I know.
CaptainPoset on
I would argue that Neuschwanstein doesn’t belong on a list of castles, as it isn’t a castle, but a castle-themed palace, which makes it about as much castle as the one in Disneyland.
JConRed on
The castle in Friedberg is really interesting, it’s one of the largest castle complexes in germany and there’s even a school in it nowadays.
I’m visited there some time back.
Midnight1899 on
I have a game of Skat with German castles and mansions:
**Niedersachsen:**
Schloss Herrenhausen / Herrenhäuser Gärten
Schloss Marienburg
Schloss Jever
Schloss Bückeburg
Schloss Celle
Schloss Clemenswerth
Schloss Hämelschenburg
**Mecklenburg-Vorpommern:**
Schloss Schwerin
Schloss Ludwigslust
Jagdschloss Granitz
Schloss Güstrow
**Baden-Württemberg:**
Schloss Solitude
Schloss Sigmaringen
Schloss Schwetzingen
Schloss Rastatt
Schloss Heidelberg
Schloss Favorite
**Nordrhein-Westfalen:**
Fürstliches Residenzschloss
Schloss Lembeck
Schloss Benrath
**Schleswig-Holstein:**
Schloss Ahrensburg
Schloss Eutin
Schloss Glücksburg
Schloss Gottorf
**Rheinland-Pfalz:**
Schloss Stolzenfels
Schloss Sayn
**Thüringen:**
Schloss Wilhelmsburg
Schloss Sondershausen
**Brandenburg:**
Schloss Sanssouci
Schloss Branitz
Schloss Cecilienhof
**Berlin:**
Stadtschloss
Schloss Charlottenburg
**Sachsen:**
Zwinger
Barockschloss Rammenau
Schloss Pillnitz
Schloss Moritzburg
Schloß Augustusburg
**Hessen:**
Schloss Wolfsbrunnen
**Sachsen-Anhalt:**
Schloss Weringerode
**Bayern:**
Residenz Würzburg
Schloss Weissenstein
Schloss Wallerstein
Schloss Veitshöchheim
Schloss Nymphenburg
Neues Schloss, Bayreuth
Neues Schloss, Herrenchiemsee
Schloss Neuschwanstein
Schloss Lustheim
Schloss Hohenschwangau
Schloss Johannisburg
Schloss Neuburg
Schloss Linderhof
Residenz München
Schloss Ehrenburg
fu211 on
Don’t forget the infamous Wewelsburg.
El-Viking on
If it doesn’t include Neuschwanstein I’m coming to your house and stealing all of your pencils! I’ll bring them back if you add in the church and castle at Idar-Oberstein.
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I made a list, which ones should I add or remove?
Albrechtsburg
Anholt Castle
Bamberg Altenburg
Burghausen Castle
Burg Eltz
Burg Falkenstein
Cochem Castle
Colditz Castle
Eltville Electoral Castle
Harburg
Heidelberg Castle
Hohentübingen Castle
Lichtenberg Castle
Marburg
Marksburg
Mespelbrunn Castle
Nuremberg Castle
Plassenburg
Rheinfels Castle
Ronneburg Castle
Schloss Braunfels
Schloss Corvey
Schloss Dyck
Sigmaringen Castle
Waldburg
Waldeck Castle
Wartburg
Wernigerode Castle
Marksburg is the only hilltop castle along the Rhein that wasn’t completely destroyed at one point.
Your drawing lookds great, the list is allright but some names are wrong. Also there is no historical setting for your list. FYI: Whenever there is a “burg” at the end of the castle’s name, pls ditch the “Castle” on your map.
Edit: For example: Burg Eltz’s foundation is from the 12th century, Neuschwanstein’s late 19th century. Most of the castles near the Rhine are 19th century tourist attractions, built on medieval foundations.
Edit, edit: should be “the Wartburg”, german “die Wartburg”.
If it’s a map, it’s gonna need more to fill the northern part (Plattenburg, Alte Bischofsburg, Burg Stargard for example)
Altes Schloss Stuttgart
Burg Breuberg
Burg Guttenberg
Burg Berwartstein
Burg Trifels
Burg Teck
Hochburg Emmendingen
Burg Ortenberg
Leuchtenburg
Schloss Marienburg
I was at Schloss Burg (Burg Castle) once, many years ago, and it was kinda cool. They did a lot of reconstruction, but it is not entirely faithful to the “original” since it was destroyed quite often. It is also quite touristy from what I know.
I would argue that Neuschwanstein doesn’t belong on a list of castles, as it isn’t a castle, but a castle-themed palace, which makes it about as much castle as the one in Disneyland.
The castle in Friedberg is really interesting, it’s one of the largest castle complexes in germany and there’s even a school in it nowadays.
I’m visited there some time back.
I have a game of Skat with German castles and mansions:
**Niedersachsen:**
Schloss Herrenhausen / Herrenhäuser Gärten
Schloss Marienburg
Schloss Jever
Schloss Bückeburg
Schloss Celle
Schloss Clemenswerth
Schloss Hämelschenburg
**Mecklenburg-Vorpommern:**
Schloss Schwerin
Schloss Ludwigslust
Jagdschloss Granitz
Schloss Güstrow
**Baden-Württemberg:**
Schloss Solitude
Schloss Sigmaringen
Schloss Schwetzingen
Schloss Rastatt
Schloss Heidelberg
Schloss Favorite
**Nordrhein-Westfalen:**
Fürstliches Residenzschloss
Schloss Lembeck
Schloss Benrath
**Schleswig-Holstein:**
Schloss Ahrensburg
Schloss Eutin
Schloss Glücksburg
Schloss Gottorf
**Rheinland-Pfalz:**
Schloss Stolzenfels
Schloss Sayn
**Thüringen:**
Schloss Wilhelmsburg
Schloss Sondershausen
**Brandenburg:**
Schloss Sanssouci
Schloss Branitz
Schloss Cecilienhof
**Berlin:**
Stadtschloss
Schloss Charlottenburg
**Sachsen:**
Zwinger
Barockschloss Rammenau
Schloss Pillnitz
Schloss Moritzburg
Schloß Augustusburg
**Hessen:**
Schloss Wolfsbrunnen
**Sachsen-Anhalt:**
Schloss Weringerode
**Bayern:**
Residenz Würzburg
Schloss Weissenstein
Schloss Wallerstein
Schloss Veitshöchheim
Schloss Nymphenburg
Neues Schloss, Bayreuth
Neues Schloss, Herrenchiemsee
Schloss Neuschwanstein
Schloss Lustheim
Schloss Hohenschwangau
Schloss Johannisburg
Schloss Neuburg
Schloss Linderhof
Residenz München
Schloss Ehrenburg
Don’t forget the infamous Wewelsburg.
If it doesn’t include Neuschwanstein I’m coming to your house and stealing all of your pencils! I’ll bring them back if you add in the church and castle at Idar-Oberstein.
Burg Hohenzollern is missing.