Laufenburg

The Laufenburg castle ruins stand atop a strategic elevation in North Rhine-Westphalia, displaying remnants of medieval defensive architecture and stone fortifications.

During the medieval period, Laufenburg castle served as a control point in the Langerwehe region, maintaining influence over local trade routes and territorial boundaries.

The preservation of Laufenburg demonstrates North Rhine-Westphalia's commitment to maintaining historical structures through its designation as an architectural heritage monument.

Visitors can access the castle ruins through marked pathways, with informational signs providing details about the structure's architectural elements and historical significance.

The castle ruins maintain their original stone foundations at coordinates 50°47'28.75"N and 6°21'27.14"E, offering views of the surrounding Langerwehe landscape.

Location: Langerwehe

GPS coordinates: 50.79132,6.35754

Latest update: May 17, 2025 10:46