VIEW FROM BURG TECK CASTLE KIRCHHEIM UNTER TECK - Hiking Highlight Nature Sound (PART 1) скачать в хорошем качестве

VIEW FROM BURG TECK CASTLE KIRCHHEIM UNTER TECK - Hiking Highlight Nature Sound (PART 1)

#burgteck #burgteckcastle #kirchheimunterteck #naturesound #hiking #nature #teck Hi everyone, This is the first PART 1 of hiking and view from the Burg Teck Kirchheim unter Teck. From the top above we can enjoy the beautiful view to the down town and surrounding. In the next upcoming video I am gonna show you the view of the castle itself. TECK was a ducal castle in the kingdom of Württemberg. Is a 773 meter high hilltop castle south of the town of Kirchheim unter Teck in Baden-Wuerttemberg . At the end of the 19th century, an observation tower was built on the medieval ruins , which was followed in the 20th century by an event hall and a hiking home of the Swabian Alb Association . The legend of Sibyllenweg is what fairytales are made of, which typically has a hero, villains and good wins. The legend of Sibylleweg involves a wise woman, an enchanted carriage and a few evil sons. Unable to live with the choices of her wayward sons, a benevolent, kind-hearted Sibylle flees in the night in her golden carriage, never to be seen from again. The tire tracks she leaves in her escape turn into beautiul, blooming flowers that bring joy to hikers and explorers to this very day. If you are Swabian, you know this story and the castle, which is steeped in tradition and history. This castle, near Kirchheim Unter Teck, has views of the entire valley. It is said that on a good, clear day you can see all the way to the Black Forest. Perched atop a little Swabian mountain, Burg Teck, is believed to be a Celtic name. The castle was built from 1135 to 1150, probably by Duke Konrad von Zähringen or the “Duke of Teck.” The castle remained in the possession of the Duke of Teck until 1318 when it became part of the Württemberg reign. Burg Teck has its place in modern day royalty: Queen Elizabeth II is the great grand-daughter of Duke Francis of Teck. The castle stands on the Teckberg am Albtrauf above the Lauter valley , which flows into the Neckar . It belongs to the district of the city of Owen and borders the municipality of Bissingen an der Teck . Both have belonged to the Esslingen district since 1973 . The Sibyllenloch is located in the rock below the castle . The earliest mention of Teck Castle can be found in a contract of 1152 between Emperor Friedrich Barbarossa and Duke Konrad von Zähringen . The Zähringer originally had their main property in the area around Teck and from 1187 left the remaining property in this area to a younger sideline, which then called itself the Dukes of Teck . Due to financial difficulties, they sold half of their castle to the Habsburgs in 1303 and the other half to the Counts of Württemberg in 1381 . In the 15th century, the dukes of Teck died out, and their title of duke passed to the previous counts of Württemberg in 1495. The old castle was completely destroyed in the Peasants' War in 1525 . Under Duke Karl Alexander von Württemberg , the castle ruins were to be expanded into a modern fortress . Work began in 1736 but ended in 1737 with the Duke's death. Since 1738 some of the unfinished new buildings have been demolished. From then on the Teck remained a ruin . However, the luster of the old name Teck remained. In the 19th century, Duke Alexander, nephew of King Frederick I, married a countess who was unequal . The son Franz, born in 1837, was excluded from the line of succession and received the rank of prince in return, and in 1871 that of Duke of Teck. Duke Franz married Princess Mary, a granddaughter of the British King George III. The daughter, Maria von Teck , became the wife of King George V and thus brought the name Teck into the titulature of the British royal family.