A popular landmark, Limburg Cathedral is a Roman Catholic cathedral dedicated to Saint George with origins rooted in the 10th century. The present Romanesque building is thought to have been constructed during the early 12th or 13th century, though the actual date of construction is unknown. The church building features imposing twin-tower facades and seven striking spires, and the interiors are decorated with spectacular Evangelist rosettes, pointed and blind arches, archivolts and glass windows.
Tier- und Pflanzenpark Fasanerie was once a royal hunting area. Opened in 1955, its rolling hills, meadows, forest zone, lake and rivers is a haven for exotic and rare plants as well as for 50 European species. There is also a petting zoo for children. You can avail of their nature tours which are fun and informative at the same time. While touring, you get to encounter bears, lynxes, herons, wolves and many more. Later, head towards the former hunting lodge, which, now functions as a restaurant.
Stretching to an area of 75,000 square meters (807293 square feet), the Kurpark in Wiesbaden is a spectacular public park that has been praised by many as the most scenic park in the city. Established in 1852, the park boasts of a lake in the middle of the park where visitors can enjoy boating. Also found here is a fountain that is 6 meters (19 feet) high.
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.
Wetzlar Dom, also known as the Wetzlar Cathedral, remains an imposing religious edifice in the heart of Wetzlar. Found on Goethestraße, it rests by the banks of the scenic River Lahn. Dating back to the 13th Century, the cathedral has not been completely built as the west facade still remains incomplete. Since it was built over several centuries, it features elements of Baroque, Gothic and Romanesque styles of architecture. During World War II, this simultaneum was heavily bombarded. The ornate organ and stained glass windows had to be re-installed through advanced technology. The church also remains the site of several festive concerts and other cultural events.
At the confluence of Mosel and Rhine, Deutsches Eck is a headland that has been an integral part of German history during war times. Characterized by an equestrian statue that soars over the city, it is a monument honoring the first German Emperor William I. The original statue was inaugurated in 1897 and a refurbished statue was installed in 1993. A tribute to German unity, the headland is a popular tourist attraction today. Boat rides through the inland waterway of Mosel and Rhine are an ideal way to view the Deutsches Eck.
Kath. Kirche Maria Himmelfahrt is a tranquil church located in Hallgarten. This serene place of worship is home to a marvelous architecture that attracts hordes of tourists who come here to explore the architecture of the region. Besides regular prayers and services, the Kath. Kirche Maria Himmelfahrt also hosts concerts, live musicals and community events like weddings in its premises.
Designed by popular architect Ravensteyn, the Coenen Palais was established in 1714. In 2007, the palace was completely renovated. Overlooking the scenic Rhine river, the palace plays host to several events including weddings, parties, corporate functions, and seminars.
Stadthalle Weilburg is a popular hall where cultural and private events are held. The venue has four rooms namely, Saal, Rittersaal, Foyer, and Empore which can collectively accommodate a total of 700 people. The venue is given out on rent, while also hosting concerts, stand-up or theater performances. They also cater to serving conferences and private celebrations at a reasonable cost.
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.
Encompassing Hohe Mark Clinic’s premise is the beautiful park that is home to lush green trees and beautiful landscaped gardens. Set against the backdrop of hills, this picturesque park features outdoor gym equipments to promote fitness. The park also features an open-air theater where they often allow to host theatrical shows.