Burg

The stone fortress stands on elevated ground with thick defensive walls, towers, and remnants of medieval military architecture overlooking the Bavarian countryside.

Founded around 700 AD during the early medieval period, the castle served as a strategic defensive position for controlling regional trade routes through Bavaria.

The castle represents traditional Bavarian defensive architecture, incorporating regional construction techniques and materials common in medieval German fortifications.

Visitors can reach the archaeological site by following marked paths from Lisberg village, with designated areas for examining the castle's structural remains.

Archaeological excavations at the site continue to uncover artifacts and structural elements that reveal details about life in medieval Bavaria.

Location: Lisberg

Inception: 700

Address: Burg 1

GPS coordinates: 49.88361,10.72833

Latest update: March 10, 2025 11:03