Some images I took while visiting Castle Falkenstein with my hubby some years ago.

Castle Falkenstein was built 1135 A.D. and destroyed 1794 A.D.

Remains of Castle Falkenstein

Unfortunately modern handrails and doors are spread all over the place to keep tourists safe.

Winter sun on Castle Falkenstein

This sign shows the relevant dates in the history of Castle Falkenstein

Click on the map to navigate through the surrounding area.

Map © OpenStreetMap.org

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