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Burgruine Hartneidstein
Carinthia,Austria
Ruins of Burgruine Hartneidstein in 2018
Site information
Type	Hilltop castle
Site history
Built	Around 1300

Burgruine Hartneidstein is a ruinous castle inCarinthia,Austria. It was built around 1300. Various outbuildings were burnt down in the 16th century by Ottoman raiding parties during theOttoman–Habsburg wars, but the castle itself was left undamaged. The last time it was maintained was when the keep was re-roofed in 1724, and it fell into disrepair sometime thereafter. By 1825 it was ruinous.^[1][2]

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