Attractions around Marburg

A great old town with many small streets and beautiful half-timbered houses!

Located directly on the Lahntalradweg, inliners and bikers are most welcome. The café-restaurant offers a direct view of the water sports facility. Nice service team and good food. The terrace … read more

I really liked Marburg when I visited it by bike.

The bike path runs underneath, a boat rental in the meadow

Once you enter the mill, you can see the old mill wheel behind a pane of glass.

One of the most beautiful corners on the Lahn in Marburg.

The locals simply call it the E-Church and, along with the castle, it is the city's defining building. It was built from 1235 at the foot of the Marburg Castle … read more

Marburg Castle (also: Landgrafenschloß Marburg) is one of the most significant buildings in the city of Marburg. It was built as a castle in the 11th century and is in … read more

The Weidenhäuser Bridge over the Lahn in Marburg was also called the City Bridge or Long Bridge in the Middle Ages. Exact dates of origin are not known. First reports … read more

The town hall is on the south side of the market square, facing north. The stone building is three stories high. The architecture of the town hall can be assigned … read more

This place has so many names it's easy to get confused. At the beginning of the 19th century it was called "Köhler's peace". From the 1830s it was called "Spiegelslust", … read more

The listed "Alte Lahnbrücke" from 1919 was renewed in 2012.

Beautiful half-timbered houses, the town hall, many pubs and restaurants, as well as the climb to Marburg Castle - I can't get enough of the Upper Town, even after 17 years.

An old watermill on the Ohm that has stood here for several centuries and only ceased operations in the 1960s. However, the old turbine system has been renovated in recent … read more

When I saw it for the first time I couldn't help but think of Harry Potter 😂
A castle in the English neo-Gothic style. Built 1852-56 (an English architect too, of course). denkxweb.denkmalpflege-hessen.de/48558

The Ohm rises in the Hohen Vogelsberg and meets the still young Lahn almost 60 kilometers later here at the Cölber Eck. Not only two rivers, but also completely different … read more

All paths to the Koppe are steep and strenuous, but every meter of altitude is rewarded with a magnificent view.

A lot comes together here, altitude, forest, pure nature, quarry and an incomparable view.

Great view, nice long pulled up to the tower.

Beautiful old sandstone bridge over the Lahn.