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This church known as the Triangelis Johanneskirche is a brick structure that is architecturally magnificent. It is neo-Gothic and dates back to 1865. The most striking elements of this building are the butresses that are a key part of Gothic architecture. The tall spire can be seen from afar and is picturesque. Inside the church has three pathways along its main hall. The ceiling is white and there are stained glass windows to give the church a sober feel.

Constructed in the year 1270, Bischofstein Castle was ravaged in the year 1689 but rebuilt in the year 1930. Fichte Gymnasium purchased Bischofstein Castle in 1954 and presently, it is used as a retreat center by the school. One striking aspect of Bischofstein Castle is its towering cylinder-shaped pillar beset adorned with a white streak of plaster. The chapel in ruins adjoining Bischofstein Castle is also one of its prominent attractions. Bischofstein Castle served as a bastion for Archbishops of Treves. Today, the 800-year old Bischofstein Castle serves as a fine specimen of 1930s' architectural style.

Lutherkirche or the Luther Church in Wiesbaden is a beautiful church which was first built at the beginning of the 19th century. Designed by architects Hermann Eggert and Franz Schwechten, this church was built in accordance with the Wiesbaden program. Located close to the Wiesbaden square, this attractive piece of architecture was styled in the Art Nouveau form. The church's capacity boasts of a staggering 1200 and is also equipped with a community hall to accommodate them. Local religious events and festivals find a place in the three organs inside the church, which has inadvertently led Lutherkirche to become one of the most renowned as a sacred musical center.

Basilika St. Kastor is a quaint church that was built by the bishop of Trier. The church has a picturesque architecture and with intriguing interiors. The place is best known for being the site where the famed treaty was signed which divided the Carolingian Empire. Inside you can find old relics, epitaphs of bishops, inscriptions and so on.

The South Cemetery Wiesbaden lies in the city of Wiesbaden in Germany. This cemetery was created around 1909 and was a supplement to the North Cemetery. This municipal cemetery was made according to plans given by Heinrich Zeininger. It was made in with a Baroque design and has a crematorium building. Some of the noted burials here are of Prince Louise of Belgium, Wilhelm Jacoby, Wolgang Grams, Erna Sack, etc.

Pauluskirche or St. Paul's Church in Bad Kreuznach, originally built in the 14th Century, is located between an island Nahe and the Mühlekanal canal. It is now a Protestant church with a 61 meter baroque tower and best known as the church where Karl Marx and Jenny von Westphalen may have gotten married.