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Weißenstein Castle and its collection
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Weißenstein Castle, also known as Burgruine Weißenstein in German, is a historical site located in the municipality of Weißenstein, in the borough of Regen, Bavaria. The castle is situated on a quartz ridge known as the Pfahl, at an elevation of 758 metres. Although it is now in ruins, the castle's rich history and unique location make it a fascinating destination for visitors.
Public Access to Weißenstein Castle Ruins
Since 1996, the town of Regen has owned the ruins of Weißenstein Castle. Between 1991 and 1995, significant renovations were carried out to make the site accessible to the public. Today, visitors can explore the castle ruins and learn about its historical significance.
Museum and Exhibits at Weißenstein Castle
The Fressende Haus, located within the castle grounds, has been home to a museum and literary archive dedicated to the poet Siegfried von Vegesack since 1985. The museum also showcases sacred art, equipment used in flax and linen production, and a large collection of snuff. These exhibits provide a glimpse into the region's cultural and historical heritage.
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