Burgruine Himmelberg

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Burgruine Himmelberg
Carinthia, Austria
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Site history
Built11th or 12th century
Ruins of a gothic archway Burgruine Himmelberg (1).JPG
Ruins of a gothic archway

Burgruine Himmelberg is a castle in Carinthia, Austria. The castle gave the town of Himmelberg its name.

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