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Eisenberg Castle, Bavaria

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Main entrance to inner yard of Eisenberg Castle
Main entrance to inner yard of Eisenberg Castle

Eisenberg Castle is a medieval hilltop castle ruin north of Pfronten, Bavaria, Germany built in the 14th century.

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Eisenberg Castle, Bavaria
Burgweg, Seeg (VGem)

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N 47.612777777778 ° E 10.590277777778 °
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Burgruine Eisenberg

Burgweg
87637 Seeg (VGem)
Bavaria, Germany
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Main entrance to inner yard of Eisenberg Castle
Main entrance to inner yard of Eisenberg Castle
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