Weilburg Castle on the Lahn
Weilburg Castle and its gardens sit atop a rocky outcrop towering over the town of the same name on the Lahn.
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Braunfels Castle
Braunfels Castle is visible from afar, sitting atop a basalt wedge above the town of the same name. -
Neuenstein Castle
Neuenstein Castle sits atop a steep-sided limestone outcrop close to the town of Bad Hersfeld. The main building features a square design with red and white window shutters and pretty oriel windows. -
Mathildenhöhe Darmstadt
The Mathildenhöhe complex in Darmstadt with its Wedding Tower and Russian Chapel is the city’s main landmark. It was here in 1899 that the Darmstadt Artists’ Colony was founded and existed until 1914. -
Kinzigsee
The beach resort of Kinzigsee extends across a total of nearly 60 acres along the edge of the town of Langenselbold. -
Lorsch Abbey UNESCO World Heritage Site
Lorsch Abbey, located in the Rhein-Neckar Metropolitan Region, is listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The impressive Königshalle entrance hall is the abbey’s best preserved building and a real highlight from the early Carolingian period. -
Princely town of Hadamar
Once home to counts and princes, Hadamar can look back on more than 1,200 years of history. -
Brömserburg in Rüdesheim in the Upper Middle Rhine Valley World Heritage Site
The Brömserburg, once a moated castle, has been as much a part of Rüdesheim as the Rhine and the vineyards for some 1,000 years. -
Rheingau Music Festival
The Rheingau Music Festival is one of the largest in Europe and has been drawing music lovers from all over the world to the region for more than 30 years.