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Ruins of the rear building
The Hinterhaus ruins, the "castrum in monte" of the Wachau, tower over the Danube valley in Spitz on a foothill of the Jauerling.
The terraced castle measures 75m long and 20m wide and was built on a rock formation.
The building is divided into three parts: the northeastern outer bailey, the main castle and the southwestern outer bailey.
" The Hinterhaus ruins, also known as the "castrum in monte" of the Wachau, rise majestically on a spur of the Jauerling
above the Danube Valley in Spitz.
This terraced castle stretches 75 meters long and 20 meters wide and is built on an imposing rock formation. Its architectural splendor and historical significance make it a fascinating testament to times gone by.
The structure is divided into three parts: the northeastern outer bailey, the main bailey, and the southwestern outer bailey. Each part contributes to the history and charm of this impressive ruin.
Discover the secrets and stories hidden behind the walls of the Hinterhaus ruins. From its strategic location overlooking the Danube Valley to the traces of bygone eras, the ruins offer a fascinating insight into the region's history.
Experience the impressive Hinterhaus ruins in Spitz.
We look forward to welcoming at Hinterhaus castle!
Ewald Stierschneider Jr.
Chairman of the Association of the Hinterhaus castle
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On the defense
3620 Spitz on the Danube
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all year round
freely accessible