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From the River Elbe to the Weser Hills
From the Meadows of the Elbe Valley to the Harz Mountains
From the Harz Mountains to the Thuringian Forest
From the Weser Hills via North Hesse to the Vogelsberg Mountains and the Spessart Uplands
From the Lahn Valley to the Rheingau Region
From the River Rhine to the River Main and the Odenwald Forest
From the River Neckar to the Black Forest and Lake Constance

 
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From the Lahn Valley to the Rheingau Region

175 km  

Dillenburg Herborn Wetzlar Braunfels Hadamar Limburg Bad Camberg Idstein Eltville

Join us on a tour to the nicest timber frame towns ”From the Lahn Valley to the Rheingau Region“. From the heights of the Lahn Mountains and the banks of the River Dill our tour takes us to spruce towns near the River Lahn and right into the wine-growing regions on the Rhine.

Dillenburg’s landmark, the ”Wilhelmsturm“ (William’s Tower) on the ”Schlossberg“ (Castle Hill) commemorates William of Orange and gives the visitor a superb view of the timber frame ensemble in the town centre. Herborn’s splendid old town is a unique timber frame gem with many monuments such as the academy ”Hohe Schule“ (university), the crest-adorned town hall on the romantic market square and the thousand-year-old ”Stadtkirche“ (Town Church).

What makes Wetzlar well worth seeing are among other the Cathedral and the view of the wonderful timber frame-old town from the tower ruin Kalsmunt. In Braunfels the tranquil market square, the impressive old town and the fabulous palace invite the visitor to linger again and again.

Surrounded by nice promenades, Hadamar presents itself as a royal jewel with the Renaissance palace of the Princes of Nassau-Hadamar. In Limburg charming winding alleys with a varied play of timber frame fronts lead up to the cathedral and palace.

Bad Camberg – the oldest Kneipp spa town in Hesse – boasts gems such as the Sadony’sche House, the Amthof Gallery or the ”Obertorturm“ (Upper Gate Tower).

Idstein impresses the visitor with the ”König-Adolf-Platz“ (King Adolf Square) with its densely built timber frame houses, the ”Unionskirche“ (Union Curch) with its splendid interior decor and the ”Hexenturm“ (Witch Tower).

In Eltville, the town of vines, roses and the Rhine, one can enjoy the timber frame with a glass of Rheingau Riesling.



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