Germany is a land known for its magnificent castles and almost every city has at least one of its own. Overlooking the river, Schloss Stolzenfels is situated on the outskirts of the ancient city of Koblenz. This medieval castle was built by Arnold von Isenburg, the Archbishop of Trier and used as a toll station. Later it was the office of the Electorate of Trier. During the Nine Years War, it was damaged by the French and was in ruin for 150 years. It was gifted to Frederick William IV of Prussia in 1815. He delegated Karl Friedrich Schinkel to rebuild the building. The neoclassic architect turned it into a beautiful neo-Gothic building. It was the Prussian King's favorite summertime residence. Take a stroll through the gardens, halls and royal rooms of this romantic castle to get a glimpse into the past.
Head to the Emser Therme if you want to escape the hustle and bustle of the city. It was established in the year 2012 and offers a fitness center, sauna services, and a swimming pool. Spectacular modern architecture and state of the art facilities make it one of the most renowned spa and thermal baths in the region. Rejuvenate your body and mind by availing of their massages and wellness packages. Replenish your energy levels by dining in the restaurant located on the premises that serve traditional German dishes.
Located behind St. Peter Kirche, Wernerkapelle Bacharach is more than 500 year-old structure in Bacharach am Rhein, Germany. It is made up of red sandstone and lies on the way from the city to the Stahleck Castle. This clover leaf-like Gothic structure was destroyed during the Palatine War Succession in 1689 but restored over the years till 1996. Though the chapel remains roofless to date, it is a remarkable sight when illuminated at night.
Perched above the hill, the yellow hued Montabaur castle is one of the most remarkable landmarks. The history of the castle traces back to the 9th Century when it was known as the "Humbach". Later in the 17th and 18th Century, it served as the residence for the Holy Priests until the millennia when it was converted into a hotel. The interiors have been largely renovated to suit the modern times. They provide various types of rooms depending on the occupancy with cutting-edge technology. Wine and dine at the various restaurants and bars located on the premises. Relax and rejuvenate your body as well as mind at the spa or swimming pool. Indulge in outdoor sports activities like tennis, golf or Nordic walking. Bussines meetings and conferences can be held in the event rooms while rental space for occasions like weddings and parties.
Villa Scheid Park is a part of the historic Villa Scheid which was built in 1931. It features a lovely tea house and conservatory as well as a beautiful landscaped garden. The picturesque park forms the perfect setting for weddings, conferences, parties, exhibitions, concerts and theater.
Located behind St. Peter Kirche, Wernerkapelle Bacharach is more than 500 year-old structure in Bacharach am Rhein, Germany. It is made up of red sandstone and lies on the way from the city to the Stahleck Castle. This clover leaf-like Gothic structure was destroyed during the Palatine War Succession in 1689 but restored over the years till 1996. Though the chapel remains roofless to date, it is a remarkable sight when illuminated at night.
Perched above the hill, the yellow hued Montabaur castle is one of the most remarkable landmarks. The history of the castle traces back to the 9th Century when it was known as the "Humbach". Later in the 17th and 18th Century, it served as the residence for the Holy Priests until the millennia when it was converted into a hotel. The interiors have been largely renovated to suit the modern times. They provide various types of rooms depending on the occupancy with cutting-edge technology. Wine and dine at the various restaurants and bars located on the premises. Relax and rejuvenate your body as well as mind at the spa or swimming pool. Indulge in outdoor sports activities like tennis, golf or Nordic walking. Bussines meetings and conferences can be held in the event rooms while rental space for occasions like weddings and parties.
Villa Scheid Park is a part of the historic Villa Scheid which was built in 1931. It features a lovely tea house and conservatory as well as a beautiful landscaped garden. The picturesque park forms the perfect setting for weddings, conferences, parties, exhibitions, concerts and theater.
Germany is a land known for its magnificent castles and almost every city has at least one of its own. Overlooking the river, Schloss Stolzenfels is situated on the outskirts of the ancient city of Koblenz. This medieval castle was built by Arnold von Isenburg, the Archbishop of Trier and used as a toll station. Later it was the office of the Electorate of Trier. During the Nine Years War, it was damaged by the French and was in ruin for 150 years. It was gifted to Frederick William IV of Prussia in 1815. He delegated Karl Friedrich Schinkel to rebuild the building. The neoclassic architect turned it into a beautiful neo-Gothic building. It was the Prussian King's favorite summertime residence. Take a stroll through the gardens, halls and royal rooms of this romantic castle to get a glimpse into the past.
Head to the Emser Therme if you want to escape the hustle and bustle of the city. It was established in the year 2012 and offers a fitness center, sauna services, and a swimming pool. Spectacular modern architecture and state of the art facilities make it one of the most renowned spa and thermal baths in the region. Rejuvenate your body and mind by availing of their massages and wellness packages. Replenish your energy levels by dining in the restaurant located on the premises that serve traditional German dishes.