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A small Castle in the green forest. you have a museum to see the life of medieval people and the castle history, you can climb easily the longest Tower to see a great view. visit duration around 1 hr. 1€/adult on sunday. easy to reach by Bus nr.25 and then a small walk. very educational and entertaining. next to it a resto-hotel to have a lunch after the visit.
It's beautiful in deed. There is a cafe, a museum and a burg or a tower where you can go up to watch the beautiful view of the surrounding area. You can learn more about historical events about the Castles.
Well worth it! Learn about the history of castles in medieval Bavaria (there are five thousand of them!) in about 30 minutes (museum isn't that big, but very interesting). Entry is €3,50 and includes access to the tower (kids are free). Stop by when you're in the area! 💯
Very quiet and calm part of munich. Especially interessting if you wanne see some of the medial traces of this city
Excellent Museum with a great view from the tower.. unexpected gem...
This is a gem of a castle. So tranquil away from the busy city. Take the S7 from the city centre. It’s quite small but has bags of charm. The surrounding area is lovely too. Make sure you leave time for a walk in the woods and the river below. The river is so clear with trout . The castle is about 15 mins from Hollriegelskreuth from the S7 . It’s not very well signposted hence 4 stars. But google maps sorts that.
Hidden gem of a castle museum near Munich. Easy to reach with Tram 25 from Rosenheimer Platz (400 meters or so from tram station). It is cheap (1 euro for seniors and kids), nice interactive displays (all in German), and an excellent view from the tower over the river Isar. Since it is unknown--never crowded.
The view from the tower is nice. All the information in the museum is in German only, but it seems fairly extensive. You can see things like the family tree of the family that lived there, what life was like in and around the castle in olden times and a display of weapons, farm implements and the like. The museum is well kept and it is clear that a lot of effort went into it.