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Comfort Information This provider provides information about the convenience on site. Find out more. Save Saved. How did you like your stay? You have already rated your stay. Today, these buildings offer a special kind of morbid charm, resembling enchanted castles, despite or maybe because they are covered with wild plants like ivy. In the course of such eventful history, many different visitors have since left behind their marks.
Continue reading collapse. During a walk on the treetop trail and on a guided tour through the wooded park and preserved buildings, guests receive exciting and unique insights into the history and nature of this place, rescued from destruction. A m watch tower offers unique panoramic views. Interesting facts and information: Opening date: Sept.
This is the only place in Europe where you can explore a multi-storey ruin with a year-old forest growing on its roof via a treetop walk. Miscellaneous: A lift is available for strollers, wheelchairs, and handicapped persons. Tips: Children 12 and under need adult supervision when visiting the trail. Trail will be closed due to bad weather thunderstorms, strong winds, hail, ice etc. Dogs are not allowed on the treetop trail. Rain must have pressed the uprising ashes onto the upper roof construction.
