Liebenstein (disambiguation)
Liebenstein stands for:
Places:
- Liebenstein (formerly Sachsen-Coburg-Gotha), part of the municipality Geratal in the Ilm district, Thuringia
- Bad Liebenstein (since 1907 Bad, formerly Saxony-Meiningen), town in the Wartburg district, Thuringia
- Liebenstein (formerly Eger district), today Libá , municipality in Okres Cheb, Czech Republic
- Liebenstein (Bad Hindelang) , district of the market Bad Hindelang , Oberallgäu district, Bavaria
- Liebenstein (Bad Kötzting) , district of the city of Bad Kötzting , Cham district, Bavaria
- Liebenstein (Hohenfinow) , part of the municipality of Hohenfinow , Barnim district, Brandenburg
- Liebenstein (Plößberg) , district of the Plößberg market, Tirschenreuth district, Bavaria
- Liebenstein (municipality of Arnreit) , a village in the municipality of Arnreit , Rohrbach district, Upper Austria
- Liebenstein (municipality of Liebenau) , a village in the municipality of Liebenau , Freistadt district, Upper Austria
- Liebenstein (municipality of Kennelbach) , district in the municipality of Kennelbach , Bregenz district, Vorarlberg
Administrative units:
- Liebenstein court in today's Wartburg district
Buildings:
- Liebenstein Castle , several castles in Germany
- Robbery Castle Liebenstein , a robbery castle near Marienberg in the Ore Mountains
- Liebenstein Castle , a castle near Neckarwestheim in Baden-Württemberg
- Liebenstein Castle (Arnreit) , abandoned castle in Upper Austria
- Liebenstein castle ruins (Arnreit) , abandoned castle in Upper Austria
- Libá Castle , a castle in Libá, Okres Cheb, Czech Republic
- a castle in Liebsdorf , Haut-Rhin
People:
- Liebenstein (noble family) , a knight family
- Anton von Longo-Liebenstein (1853–1925), Austrian physician and politician, member of the Tyrolean Parliament
- Ferdinand von Stein-Liebenstein zu Barchfeld (1832–1912), Prussian lieutenant general
- Gustav Adolf von Liebenstein (1853–1913), German administrative officer
- Jakob von Liebenstein (1462–1508), German clergyman, Archbishop of Mainz
- Kurt Freiherr von Liebenstein (1899–1975), major general in the Wehrmacht and later in the Bundeswehr
- Ludwig von Liebenstein (1781–1824), member of the Baden state parliament
- Wilm von Stein-Liebenstein (1869–1954), German lawyer and politician (center), MdL
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