- The
castle of
Neuscharfeneck is a ruin and a
cultural monument above Ramberg and
Dernbach on the
territory of an
exclave of
Flemlingen in the district...
- east-northeast),
Frankenfelsen Castle (ca. 2.5 km east-northeast) and
Neuscharfeneck Castle (ca. 2 km southeast). The
Ramburg was
built in the 12th century...
- Burgen. In: Pfälzer Burgenrevier. Landau/Pfalz, 1985. Günter Stein:
Neuscharfeneck. In:
Burgen und Schlösser in der Pfalz. Frankfurt/Main, 1976. Landenvermessungsamt...
- left to decay,
since it was
completely dismantled for the new
castle Neuscharfeneck. Only in the 1950s
further foundations were
rediscovered during excavations...
- wall could, in
extreme cases, be as much as 12
metres (39 ft) (e.g.
Neuscharfeneck Castle).
Behind the
battlements at the top of the wall
there was usually...
-
Austria Alt-Scharfeneck
Castle ("Old
Scharfeneck castle"), West
Germany Neuscharfeneck Castle ("New
Scharfeneck castle"), West
Germany Former name of hamlet...
- line from
Pirmasens to
Landau to the
French borderline in the south.
Neuscharfeneck Castle The
Hochstein sandstone rocks near Dahn are a
destination for...
- Castle,
Ramberg Muenz Castle,
Leinsweiler Neukastel Castle,
Leinsweiler Neuscharfeneck Castle,
Flemlingen Ramburg Castle,
Ramberg Reichsburg Trifels, Annweiler...
- of
interest that
include the
castle ruins of Meistersel,
Ramburg and
Neuscharfeneck Castle, the Brushmakers'
Museum in
Ramberg and a
number of
hiking destinations...
- just
under one
kilometre north.
Within two
kilometres are the
ruins of
Neuscharfeneck Castle and the Ramburg. LANIS. "Topographische Karte".
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