a well-preserved building from the year 1870/71 made of basalt lava
Holy Cross Parish Church, colloquially named ‘Rheingau Cathedral’, is a triple-nave hall-type church that was built around 1500 on the foundations of a Romanesque church.
The magic cave was built around 1790 and is a walled corridor of about 60 m in length, whose walls were originally adorned with glittering glass stones.
Picnic area with vineyard swing, picnic bench, and wooden relaxation lounger.
The small chapel is located somewhat remote from the center of Spay. Translated with www.DeepL.com/Translator
Well-preserved late Baroque residential area of the Herrnhut community
until the 1960s the Neuwied Customs Office
Viewing point overlooking Rhens and the Rhine Valley.
Watchtower 1/37
Local museum in the old baking house
The baroque castle park Neuwied combines a historically French design with contemporary recreational use. Ornamental beds, bosquets, and path stars characterize the freely accessible area behind the electoral palace.
In the historic center of Rhens there is a lot to discover from the old times. Translated with www.DeepL.com/Translator
The house Marienbiltgen also called "Zum Marienbildchen" is a stately home and was built in 1734 by the councilman Philipp Altenhofen (1686-1770). Translated with www.DeepL.com/Translator
The Niederwalddenkmal, built between 1877 and 1883 according to plans by the Dresden architect Johann Schilling, measures 38 m.
Unique in the Rhine Valley: The dyke in Neuwied
The King's Chair in Rhens is a stone octagonal structure as an enlarged representation of a throne. In the Middle Ages negotiations of the electors for the election of the Roman-German kings as well as some royal elections were held. Translated…
Viewpoint on the Panorama Trail in Brey, with a view of the city of Koblenz.
The Hilchenhaus is the most significant Renaissance building in the entire Middle Rhine Valley and is now well worth a visit – following extensive repairs with funding from the federal, state and regional governments and the City of Lorch.
today residential building
Presentation of artistically and historically significant original artefacts from Eberbach's monastic past.
