U1 Schwalenburg trekking site near Schwalefeld
The "Schwalenburg" trekking site is located a little way from the ring wall complex. A magnificent view of the Aar Valley and the surrounding region at sunrise is well worth the effort. There's also a shelter here in addition to the trekking site.
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Bookable from April to November 15th at www.trekkingpark.de
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for any weather
for individual guests
Foreign languages
German, English
Possible ways to pay
PayPal, bank transfer
Arrival & Parking
By car via the B251
Public transport: Bus/train to train station Willingen, continue by bus or call-a-taxi (various stops in all districts)
Public transport: Bus/train to train station Willingen, continue by bus or call-a-taxi (various stops in all districts)
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The Schwalenburg: This prehistoric hill fort with three rings of ramparts likely dates from the late 8th to 10th centuries. The fortification encompasses an area of six hectares and is one of the most impressive prehistoric fortifications in Central Europe. The complex has a diameter of 300 meters and approximately 1700 meters of ring walls.
Our tip: Visit the Schwalenburg Castle's ring wall and the small observation tower. Incidentally, this is one of the five Sauerland "soul places" (Sauerland Seelenorte). Learn more at www.sauerland-seelenorte.de.
Our tip: Visit the Schwalenburg Castle's ring wall and the small observation tower. Incidentally, this is one of the five Sauerland "soul places" (Sauerland Seelenorte). Learn more at www.sauerland-seelenorte.de.
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Tourist information Willingen
Mr. Andrew Kesper
On Hagen 10
34508 Willingen (Upland)
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Tourist information Willingen
On Hagen 10
34508 Willingen (Upland)
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Tourist information Willingen
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