Rodenberg castle ruins
The former castle had the dimensions of the Wartburg. It was destroyed in the so-called "Star War" in the 14th century and not rebuilt, although it is said to have been partially habitable until the 16th century.
In addition, the castle was once besieged by thieves and looters who visited the city regularly. They didn't want to put up with it, which is why they polluted the only water source of the castle occupiers in a very special way. Since then, the citizens of Rotenburg have been called "Bornschisser" .
A hiking trail leads from the car park at the cardiovascular center to the castle ruins.
In addition, the castle was once besieged by thieves and looters who visited the city regularly. They didn't want to put up with it, which is why they polluted the only water source of the castle occupiers in a very special way. Since then, the citizens of Rotenburg have been called "Bornschisser" .
A hiking trail leads from the car park at the cardiovascular center to the castle ruins.
Good to know
Openings
Open all year round, freely accessible
Eligibility
for individual guests
Pet allowed
Directions & Parking facilities
You can reach the castle ruins by car and then on foot, or by train, bus and then on foot.
By car you drive to the upper parking lot of the cardiovascular center, above the Göbel's Hotel Rodenberg.
If you arrive by train, get off at the stop "Rotenburg an der Fulda". Then take the 303 city bus to the "Rodenberg" or "Cardiovascular Center" stop. The bus runs from Monday to Saturday.
By car you drive to the upper parking lot of the cardiovascular center, above the Göbel's Hotel Rodenberg.
If you arrive by train, get off at the stop "Rotenburg an der Fulda". Then take the 303 city bus to the "Rodenberg" or "Cardiovascular Center" stop. The bus runs from Monday to Saturday.
Author
Deutsche Märchenstraße e.V.
Kurfürstenstraße 9
34117 Kassel
Organization
Deutsche Märchenstraße e.V.
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