The Norbertines of Tongerlo Abbey erected a moated castle on the site where noble lords and ladies had resided since 1271.
The rock castle of Lutzelhardt was partly carved out of the sandy rocks of the 400-metre-high Adelsberg at some point in the 13th century.
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The Norbertines of Tongerlo Abbey erected a moated castle on the site where noble lords and ladies had resided since 1271.
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