Burg Ehrenberg in Austria. What happened behind these old walls?
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Burg Linn near Krefeld, Germany at night.
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Burg Heidenreichstein in Austria. Awesome.
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Beautiful pic of Castle Neuschwanstein in Bavaria, Germany.
Btw - this really sucks - but they’re gonna raise the admission charge by 3€ very soon.
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Burg Pfalzgrafenstein on a rock island in the Rhine river.
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This is the Baroque castle Schloss Moritzburg near Dresden (Saxony), Germany. It was built in the 16th century.
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Somewhere in the South of Germany…on a hill… lonely… at night… Castle Neuschwanstein.
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Another castle you may wanna visit one day is “Burg Rheinstein”. Rheinstein Castle was built in the early 14th century and is located at the shores of the Rhine River in the West of Germany.
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This pretty castle can be found at the banks of the river Mosel in West Germany. The Reichsburg Cochem was built around 1000 A.D. and was a medieval defense fortress.
(pic via mosel-hotel-loewen.de)
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![The Nuremberg castle (Nürnberger Burg) in Southern Germany (Middle-Franconia in Bavaria) has been watching over the city for about 1000 years! It was build on a massive sandstone rock. In the panorama picture you can see, that the castle comprises three different parts.
The building on the right side of the picture is now Nuremberg’s youth hostel (= die Jugendherberge [‘di: ‘ju:ɡɘnthɛɐbɛrɡɘ])
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The Nuremberg castle (Nürnberger Burg) in Southern Germany (Middle-Franconia in Bavaria) has been watching over the city for about 1000 years! It was build on a massive sandstone rock. In the panorama picture you can see, that the castle comprises three different parts.
The building on the right side of the picture is now Nuremberg’s youth hostel (= die Jugendherberge [‘di: ‘ju:ɡɘnthɛɐbɛrɡɘ])
(pic via wikipedia)
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