Rheinstein Castle Review

Rudsheim has become one of the top ten must-see attractions in Germany, and the leisurely town life is as pure and clean as the dew-covered grapes before the first ray of sunlight. The bigger reason: It is the main source of the white wine king, the Riesling, and the world’s authentic tourists will not easily miss such opportunities, so 60-70% of the town is a bar and hotel.

Rhinestone Fort is located on the riverside of the Rhine. If you take a KD cruise to Rüdersheim on the Rhine, then you can see this castle standing on the riverside of the Rhine, and it is very high, it is built on a cliff by the river, The whole castle looks very historic.

The castle is located on the upper reaches of one of the list of World Heritage Protection on the Rhine River. The price discount for ordering tickets online is 5 euros. We buy tickets on site for each person for 8.5. It is recommended to buy tickets online. The castle has nearly a thousand history, and has a certain influence in German history. The ancient city ruins museum is well preserved and there is a special German tour guide to explain it. After participating, there is a courtyard, there are ethnic costumes, there are hand-pulled organ playing, there are ancient utensils, suitable for children to play and other activities, the place is small, there are characteristics, recommend in-depth tour friends can take a look.

Located on the Rhine, the castle was built halfway up the mountain, once the palace of the Roman emperor, and was converted into a Gothic building in the 18th century. It has a long history and is a tourist attraction in Germany. It is a yearning.

The ruins of the castle, which was built by Archbishop Mainz about 1211. Together with Bigen, it forms an important stronghold of the Episcopal Diocese at the entrance of the Rhine Shard. In 1356, he became a palace garrison for the Episcopal Diocese and served as a refuge during the rebellion. But the castle was eventually destroyed by the French in 1689. The car can drive directly to the Rhine Rock Castle, and the parking is charged twice, 2 euros per time. There is also a small train in the town directly from the town to the mountain castle parking lot. The castle was the residence of the Marquis of Katznerenberg and later passed to the Count Hesse. Then the rock was besieged by the French army, but did not win. The French army besieged the castle twice and did not fight. But this did not prevent the unfortunate occurrence. During the year, the castle was secured, used as a quarry, and the largest vaulted basement in Germany was built. Some underground passages were built one after another. So far, about a third of the buildings have been preserved intact, and parts of the castle have been transformed into museums, restaurants and hotels. So the part that I visit now basically sees the remains of the explosion, some ruins and underground passages, and the city walls.