Attractions around Weiler bei Bingen

In the 18th century, more precisely in 1788, Karl Maximilian Graf von Ostein had a monopteros built on the Niederwald above Rüdesheim am Rhein, which became part of his newly … read more

The bridge is part of the RheinBurgenWeg from Trechtingshausen to Bingen. It is well maintained and spans a valley of approx. 20 meters deep. The length of the bridge is about 50 meters. A small highlight on the hiking trail.

You are never alone along the Hasselbach. Out of numerous trees, a curious forest ghost observes. There are over 60, including witches, goblins, elves and trolls, the creek leads past almost all of them. Who can find them all?

Beautiful view. One of the loveliest in the Niederwald and not so crowded compared to the monument.

The picturesque location of the castle Rheinstein enchanted in 1823 the Prince Frederick of Prussia, who also bought the castle promptly. At that time, the castle was little more than … read more

Super to driving bike path with a beautiful view of the Rhine and the Palatinate Rhine. Several benches invite for a little break.

About 100 meters in front of the castle Rheinstein is the viewpoint Kleiner Turm. Great view of the castle, the Rhine and Bingen.

The former Raubburg Reichenstein, above Trechtingshausen, is on the left bank of the Rhine. The castle is home to a museum of valuable art treasures.

Very nice view of the mouse tower and the castles in this loop of the Rhine. You can also see the Niederwald Monument here. Departure options for river tours by ship in the immediate vicinity. Cozy beer garden.

On the signage, the references to the "via ferrata" are worded in an inappropriately dramatic way. I had to hit the ground to "dramatize" the ladder in the photo. Dogs … read more

The castle is wildly romantic in the vineyards, but also easily accessible by car. Here you can taste the wine.

The St. Hildegard Abbey was only built at the beginning of the last century and was not founded by Hildegard von Bingen herself. Nevertheless, it goes back to the time … read more

The Morgenbachtal was repaired together with the Kreuzbachklamm for 180,000 euros. Unfortunately, not all signs were removed, so that you will find this currently (8/2019) in many places. The valley … read more

The Zollburg Pfalzgrafenstein stands on a Rhine island in the amount of the wine village Kaub. From Kaub can be translated with a passenger ferry to the island. A visit is highly recommended and becomes a lasting memory.

At the lower end of the marble run you will find (if no one has stolen it) wooden balls that you can send down the marble run and enjoy caroms and slaloms.

Very nicely done, the carved forest spirits in the trees, some are well hidden, you have to look a little

Rüdesheim am Rhein is a town in Germany's Rhine Valley, known for its wine production, especially Rieslings.

Great area. The view of the opposite side of the monument is really great. The boat trip to Rüdesheim is also worthwhile.

Small wine village on the Rhine. More contemplative than the larger neighboring Rüdesheim. A cable car leads to the heights of the Rhine, the former Niederwald hunting lodge, game reserve, Rosselruine, Niederwald monument, St. Hildegard Abbey, Aulhausen and so on.

The Hintenburg Bridge was a double-track railway bridge over the Rhine. It was inaugurated on August 16, 1915 after two years of construction.