Good place to be. Steep climb and great view on the top. The entrance is next to the church via the metal staircase.

Great hike,beautiful view.Nice place to have some drinks,ice-cream or so.Cafe is only open during summer.

Nice place...good people..

A large and impressive castle on a big rocky hill with cliffs. There are two paths up. A steep an fast and a longer and less difficult one

Interesting but not too much left to see.

It was a very nice hike! Unfortunately, it was too late to go in the ruins of the castle so we will just have to comeback! But, we did have a coffee and a white chocolate coconut cake at Cafe on the top of the hill. The view was beautiful and what we ate was DELICIOUS!!!

The mighty ruins of the castle, which impress with their appearance on a high rock from afar. Several paths lead to the ruins. None is payable, nor is there an entrance fee at the top. One path is partly on the stairs starts behind the church near the stalactite caves, second from parking lot no.1, wher you walk part of the way through the forest, or one from parking lot no.2, from where you go past the sign for via ferrata, ( also one way to go ) directly along the old wall up to the castle ruins. The path is quite steep. Further towards the top there are benches for relaxing and enjoying the beautiful view. Just in front of the top is the ruin of the castle chapel, where you can find an altar and a cross inside. At the top are (probably were ) two bars on the castle itself, both closed. From all the platforms of the former towers you can see a beautiful landscape. Near is a board where all the visible mountain peaks in the distance are marked. From afar, you will notice a glassy composition embedded in the ruins. It is home to a private society. I miss more historical details about the castle than just a meager description at the foot and two photographs. I must say that a visit to the ruins, of the once mighty castle is a special experience and is definitely worth a visit.

A beautifull cave worth giving a visit when you're in the area. I gave 4 stars because i thought the tour would be longer than 30 minutes.

Small cave. Tour takes arround 45 min. Nice to encourage the imagination of the visitors of what figures can be seen I the stones. In the end you can see a video with some hard facts

It was a fun tour, it takes about 45 minutes but it's really fun to go in and learn about the things that happened in this cave. Especially for us the tour lady translated the most important things to English so we would understand it better. That was really nice. After the tour we climbed up the mountain to the ruins to enjoy the view. It was a bit of a climb but fun

Guided tours are only in German. There are audioguides in English. The guide may do a brief summary in English. I've seen bigger and more interesting caves.

A little over-priced for what you get to see inside. This cave is very small compared to many others in this region of Europe, especially considering the price. The interior of the cave was also a little bit underwhelming in terms of the formations.

Small but beautiful colourful Cave. Very nice guide Who did his Best to speak also in english

Small but fun!

(Translated by Google) Beautiful church right next to the stalactite cave. (Original) Schöne Kirche direkt neben der Tropfsteinhöhle.

(Translated by Google) Beautiful church at the foot of the Griffner Berg. (Original) Wunderschöne Kirche am Fuße des Griffner Bergs.