Reußenburg

Stone walls and remnants of fortified structures stand atop a hill, showcasing the defensive architecture of a thirteenth-century Bavarian castle.

The construction of Reußenburg began in 1320 as part of a network of fortifications designed to protect regional territories during medieval times.

The castle ruins demonstrate the military engineering principles and architectural methods employed by German builders during the Middle Ages.

Visitors can reach the archaeological site through marked pathways from Hammelburg's center, with informational panels explaining the castle's features.

Archaeological excavations at Reußenburg have revealed medieval artifacts that provide detailed information about daily life within a 14th-century German castle.

Location: Hammelburg

Inception: 1320

Address: Ruine Reußenberg

GPS coordinates: 50.06778,9.82083

Latest update: March 18, 2025 10:18