Rüsselsheim Fortress
Rüsselsheim am Main is a gem in the Rhine-Main-Region. Our city offers attractive sights and great events. A must-visit for all culture lovers and urban travellers.
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Karlsruhe
Culture and city experience with Mediterranean Flair: more than 50 museums, theaters and art galeries in Karlsruhe. As one of the hottest cities in Germany the Mediterranean Flair attracts guests to visit restaurants and lively squares on mild summer nights. -
Castle Ruin Rötteln | Wiesental
Welcome to Lörrach: as landmark the castle ruin Rötteln thrones above the city. Also the Lörrach city center attracts visitors with art, culture and an inviting pedestrian zone. -
Ortenberg Castle
The Ortenberg Castle served as the administrative seat of the Ortenau District Bailiwick of Upper Austria for a long time and is also its eponym. Today it is the landmark of the whole region and houses a very popular youth hostel. -
Hohentwiel Ruin
The exposed location of the Hohentwiel fortress ruin with its historic walls and casemates allows breathtaking views over Lake Constance to the Alps. -
Durbach Staufenberg Castle
Staufenberg Castle, Durbach's landmark, offers magnificent views from the castle terrace over Black Forest hilltops, vineyards, to the Upper Rhine lowlands and the Strasbourg cathedral. -
Hohengeroldseck Castle Ruin Seelbach
The landmarkt of the Geroldseck region - the Hohengeroldseck Castle Ruin -
Strahlenburg Schriesheim
Welcome to Schriesheim – the lovely wine town located on the sunny Bergstraße. We invite you to spend some time in our idyllic town and looking forward to your visit! -
Bürgeln Castle Schliengen
Located high in the heart of the sunny Markgräflerland, castle Bürgeln welcomes you with impressive beauty and location. -
Kißlegg Castles & Lakes
Forests, lawns, lakes and moors surround the typical Allgäu community of Kißlegg. Two magnificent castles from the 16th and 18th centuries can be found here. -
Waldburg Castle
With its impressive location and defiant appearance, Waldburg Castle is considered the best preserved castle in southern Germany and the landmark of Upper Swabia. -
Achberg Castle
Achberg Castle, a masterwork of Baroque architecture, is perched on a hill almost 500 metres high to the southwest of Ravensburg close to Lake Constance. It was built towards the end of the 17th century. -
Eremitage Waghäusel
In the 18th century, the Waghäusel Eremitage served the prince bishops of Speyer as a place of religious contemplation and a castle for hunting parties. -
Ettlingen Castle
Situated in the middle of the historic Old Town, the imposing Ettlingen Castle characterises the cultural life of the city in many ways. -
Ruin Schauenburg Oberkirch
In 1200 Duke Berthold II of Zähringen had today's Schauenburg ruin built, a fortress doubly secured by a rampart and moat.
