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Severuskirche

This massive, medieval style church is the grandest attraction in the town of Boppard. Beneath the Severus church (12th century) one can visit the remains of a Roman baths. With tall, dark spices and ivory walls, the church inspires awe and wonder. Walk between the pews and attend the fascinating tour of this marvel.

Tier- und Pflanzenpark Fasanerie

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.

Eberbach Abbey

A former monastery which dates back to the 12th Century, Kloster Eberbach is now a thriving and flourishing winery. The former Cistercian monastery is considered to be one of the most significant architectural sites due to its exemplary Romanesque and early Gothic façade. Wine tasting sessions and tours of the premises are a window into the monastery's past and its viticulture tradition.

Reichsburg Cochem

Rising 100 meters (330 foot) above the scenic Moselle River, Reichsburg Cochem is a towering medieval period castle perched atop a hill. Originally, its purpose was to collect a toll from each passing shop, now it's serves as a popular tourist destination in the area. Its unique combination of neo-gothic architecture with remnants of Romanesque design stands testament to the many hands it changed over the centuries. Reichsburg Cochem also provides interesting tours for the whole family. Check out the tour timings on the website.

Limburg Cathedral

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.

Burg Thurant

Traced back to the medieval era, Burg Thurant is surrounded by vineyards and overlooks nearby towns. Archbishop battles, medieval torture devices and finally a peace treaty are some of its true stories that bring people to explore its once glorious past.

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Rheinfels Castle

Schlossberg 47, Sankt Goar, Germany, 56329

Come, live-in a castle at the Schloss Rheinfels. The establishment is a splendid piece of artwork that welcomes guests to a land of style, relaxation and luxurious comforts. The rooms here are cozy, comfortable and come with modern amenities. The hotel offers world class services and amenities like a spa, in-house restaurants and a cafe, a fitness center, meeting rooms and a bar. Loaded with comforts, a stay here is surely worth the money.

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Maus Castle

Bachstraße 30, Sankt Goarshausen, Germany, 56346

Not far from the small village of Wellmich, the Maus Castle is a historic structure that dates back to the 14th Century. It was erected near the River Rhine by Bohemond II, the then Archbishop-Elector of Trier. It was used by the subsequent Triers in the later years. Over time the castle began to be neglected and was further damaged during World War II. Today, the renovated structure is used as an aviary for eagles and falcons. Guided tours of the castle are offered, however registration is a must. Maus Castle also acts as an event venue, hosting concerts, wedding receptions and other events.

Lanius-Knab

Mainzer Str. 38, Oberwesel, Germany, 55430

The vineyards on the middle Rhine have a charm of their own, and at Lanius-Knab winery, it is nothing short of a spectacle. This sprawling estate beckons visitors for a wine tasting session in the most unique setting, with fire-breathing artists, jugglers and complete medieval fanfare! The cellar tours are equally enchanting, where the process is explained in a unique way. When at Lanius-Knab, expect the unexpected.

Pfalzgrafenstein Castle

Zollburg Pfalzgrafenstein, Kaub, Germany, 56349

Burg Pfalzgrafenstein or Pfalzgrafenstein Castle, or simply the Pfalz, is a historic toll collecting station. In administration since the 14th Century, tolls ceased in 1867, but the castle retained its unique architecture. Built on the Falkenau island over the Rhine, its dimensions match that of the island. A pentagonal tower, baroque tower top, turrets and gun bastions were added over the centuries. A short ferry ride from the Kaub shore takes visitors to this present day museum.

Fritz Bastian

Oberstraße 63, Bacharach, Germany, 55422

Fritz Bastian winery stands out with its half-timbered building, offering quality wines in different ranges and cultivation methods. The vinothek is a great place for a memorable tasting session, and the in house restaurant can pair the glass of wine with some of the best local delicacies. So visit this winery for the vibe and of course, the wine.

Karl Heidrich

Oberstrasse 16-18, Bacharach, Germany, 55422

A visit to the Karl Heidrich winery is more than just wine-tasting. The grapes, which are grown on the verdant slopes of Bacharach, can be enjoyed at a wine tasting session, which is a curated experience complete with food pairings. The vaulted cellar can be toured separately where the fermentation process can be understood in detail, and finally the winery also offer a long wine hike, which has 6 different pairings. Overall, a visit here is a long and rewarding affair.

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