Fenis / Hasenburg, early medieval-medieval castle ruin

The ruins extend across 350 meters on a steep spur, featuring stone walls, residential terraces, and deep defensive ditches between streams.

The medieval castle served as the residence of the Lords of Fenis during the 12th century, marking their influence in the Canton of Bern.

The site earned recognition as a Class A Swiss cultural property of national significance in 2017, reflecting its archaeological and historical value.

Visitors can access the ruins through a hiking trail starting at Albert-Anker-Haus, continuing toward the Iron Age burial mounds and UNESCO site Lüscherz.

The complex ranks among Switzerland's largest castle ruins, with its elevated position revealing the architectural methods of medieval defensive structures.

Location: Ins

Part of: list of cultural properties in Ins

Address: Hasenburg, 3232 Ins 3232 3232

GPS coordinates: 47.02449,7.11367

Latest update: March 2, 2025 23:11