The old brewery is one of the oldest buildings in Neuwied
Picnic area with a large sunshade from Weingart Winery.
Here you will find various garden forms, some in baroque style, but mainly parkland.
On the open space opposite the St. Theresia Church on Mainzerstrasse there is a war memorial and a memorial stone in memory of the former Jewish community in Rhens. Translated with www.DeepL.com/Translator (free version)
This medieval castle on the banks of the Rhine dates back to the 14th century.
Viewpoint over the Rhine
Built from 1707 to 1712 in the style of Rhineland-Nassau
The city wall in Rhens was built around 1400 and encloses the city of Rhens. Of the former 5 city gates, the "Rheintor", "Josefstor", "Viehtor" and "Koblenzertor" are still preserved. Translated with www.DeepL.com/Translator
As a still visible testament to the era of the Lords of Rüdesheim, the Boosenburg stands at the western end of the historic Rhine city, surrounded by a vineyard.
Brothers' Church with its simple prayer room
Hiking shelter above the municipality of Spay with a view of the Rhine Valley and the Marksburg.
from the year 1900
Directly on the market square, lies the erstwhile noble seat of a side line of the powerful lords of Rüdesheim. Today, only the bergfried of the mediaeval citadel, which was constructed before 1276, has been preserved.
a monument at the place of the "Nohberschbank"
Mother god chapel in the forest, Spay The great piety of the Spayer ancestors, we owe this idyllic in the forest located Muttergottekapelle, a gem where you can find peace and harmony and is worth a visit. (Source F.-J. Karbach) Translated with …
The town hall in Mittelheim was built around 1509 in the Gothic style.
Hugo Asbach founded his company Asbach & Co. in Rüdesheim am Rhein in 1892.
Towards the end of the 14th century, the Scharfenturm was constructed as the southeastern corner tower of the city fortifications directly by the Rhine. The 23-meter-high tower encompasses three stories with a platform above and, as in the Middle…
colloquially referred to as "colony"
The Lauksburg castle ruins are located outside the "Rheingauer Gebück". Lauksburg Castle is privately owned and was granted by Archbishop Konrad III of Mainz to Kuno von Scharfenstein and Adam von Allendorf in 1424.
