The Heldenburg ruins in Salzderhelden are the remains of a 13th-century fortress that was once the residence of the Grubenhagen branch of the Guelph dynasty. Visitors can explore the castle ruins and learn about its illustrious past. The area of the castle is accessible to the public free of charge, making it a great place to visit with family and friends. Guided tours are also available, providing exciting stories about the history of the castle and its former inhabitants
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Activities: We visited the Heldenburg ruin. "The Aufstieg is steil, but kurz" We walked the path and read the information boards. We looked at the remains of the Burgkapelle, two towers and two cellars. We saw the Außenwand des Palas. We did not book a guided tour
Highlights: We explored the ruin on our own. There are several seating areas with tables, perfect for a picnic. My 17-year-old was only moderately motivated, but it was still fun ✨