What did Wunnenstein say to his friend? "You're a stone wall of support.

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Wunnenstein

Highest point
Elevation	393.5 m (1,291 ft)
Geography

Location	Baden-Württemberg, Germany

Wunnenstein is a hill in Baden-Württemberg, Germany.

49°02′N 9°17′E / 49.033°N 9.283°E / 49.033; 9.283

v t e Baden-Württemberg castles, fortresses and palaces – Ludwigsburg
Aldingen Castle [de] Altroßwag Castle [de] Altsachsenheim [de] Bietigheim Castle [de] Bietigheim Manor [de] Bromberg Castle [de] Bönnigheim Castle [de] Dauseck Castle [de] Ditzingen Castle [de] Eselsberg Castle [de] Favorite Palace Freudental Palace [de] Geisingen Castle [de] Großsachsenheim Castle [de] Gründelbach Castle [de] Grüningen Imperial Palace [de] Harteneck Castle [de] Hemmingen Castle [de] Heutingsheim Castle [de] Hochberg Castle [de] Hochdorf Castle [de] Hochdorf Palace [de] Hohenasperg Hoheneck Castle [de] Hohenscheid Castle [de] Hohenstein Castle [de] Holderburg [de] Höpfigheim Castle [de] Kaltenstein Castle [de] Kleiningersheim Castle [de] Lichtenberg Castle [de] Ludwigsburg Palace Marbach Castle [de] Monrepos Palace Münchingen Castle [de] Neuroßwag Castle [de] New Palace (Beihingen) [de] Nippenburg Nußdorf Castle [de] Oßweil Castle [de] Remmigheim Castle [de] Remseck Castle [de] Riet Castle [de] Richtenberg Castle [de] Rotenberg Castle [de] Schaubeck Castle [de] Schertel House [de] Schochenturm [de] Schlüsselburg [de] Schöckingen Castle [de] Schwieberdingen Castle [de] Stadion Palade [de] Steinheim Castle [de] Unterriexingen Castle [de] Vehingen Castle [de] Waldhornturm [de] Wunnenstein
Also see: List of castles in Baden-Württemberg

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