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Neurathen Castle (German:
Felsenburg Neurathen),
which was
first mentioned by this name in 1755, is
located near the
famous Bastei rocks near
Rathen in...
- the
inclusion of steep,
towering rocks in the old
defensive ring
around Neurathen Castle. The
rocks were
first mentioned as
Pastey in 1592 by
Matthias Oeder...
- up
steep climbing paths.
These castles include: Hohnstein, Hockstein,
Neurathen, Altrathen, Königstein, Lilienstein, Falkenstein, Frienstein, and Rauschenstein...
- (W****erfarben) 1824-1826
Watercolour 25 x 32 cm The Rock
Gates in
Neurathen Die
Felsentore in
Neurathen c.1826-1828
Watercolor over
pencil 27.9x24.5 cm. St. Petersburg...
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Saxon Switzerland in the
German state of Saxony.
Unlike the
neighbouring Neurathen Castle, very
little is
known about the
history of this fortification....
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Kleine Gans and Großer
Wehrturm below the
famous Bastei rocks and
Neurathen Castle. The
entrance to the
hollow branches off just
above the valley's...
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watchtower (Burgwarte),
similar to that on the
other side of the Elbe,
Neurathen Castle. To that end the rock
crevice below the
summit plateau was widened...
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Grafendahn Castle,
Palatinate Forest Königstein Fortress,
Saxon Switzerland Neurathen Castle,
Saxon Switzerland Scharzfels Castle, Harz
perimeter Spangenberg...
- Anne Müller,
Matthias Weinhold:
Felsenburgen der Sächsischen Schweiz.
Neurathen –
Winterstein – Arnstein.
Reihe Burgen, Schlösser und
Wehrbauten in Mitteleuropa...
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navigation aid. In the
Middle Ages the rock was used as a
lookout for
Neurathen Castle due to its
prominent location. From that time
stems the Mönchsloch...
