Attractions around Barbelroth

About Klingemünster is this extremely well-preserved castle, which is one of the most famous in the Palatinate. From the keep you have a sensational view over the entire Rhine valley. …read more

A jewel among the Palatinate castles. Well restored, with excellent castle taverns and a view that can otherwise only be enjoyed from the Landeck. On clear days you can see …read more

Beautiful view from the ruin Neukastell in the Rhine valley, the climb really worth it. It is located above the Slevogthof.

Great views of the castles Trifels and Anebos and of course the surrounding countryside

The German Wine Gate marks the beginning of the German Wine Route. It was built in the Third Reich to make the winegrowing region better known. Even today, an imperial …read more

The name - as well as everything about this ruin is unknown. It is certain that it is one of the oldest palaces of the Palatinate and since the year 2000 it has been protected by UNESCO.

On the one hand, the southern start of the German Wine Route and, on the other, a relic from another time: the German Wine Route was invented by the Nazis to promote tourism.

One is richly rewarded, if one climbs the 120 steps on the platform: From the lookout tower on the 481 meter high Stäffelsberg one enjoys one of the most beautiful …read more

Very worth seeing fortified church, necessarily look and also go in.

This rock does not impress with its imposing, but one has a unique, beautiful view of the three hilltops of Münz, Anebos and Trifels. One of my favorite spots in the Palatinate.

Dream view of the ruin Neukastel on the Wingert and in the Rhine plain.

On the viewing platform "Am Weißen Fels" the hiker enjoys a distant view into the Wasgau ..., also the Hundsfels can be seen on the right hand.

Funny wooden figures along the way. Not just fun for kids.

Escape castle from the 9th century. The Heidenschuh was said to have been used in the 9th century by the monastery Klingenmünster to protect the population during incursions of the Normans.read more

Very beautiful pilgrimage chapel in a large clearing, which is also used several times a year for pilgrimage festivals. In addition, it also serves as a place to stay and …read more

Donkey sculptures have been scattered throughout the town since 2004.
The Eschbacher got the nickname donkey from the inhabitants of the neighboring villages.
List of donkeys: eschbachpfalz.de/eschbacher_eselei.htm or eschbach-pfalz.de/?page_id=178

The …read more

The castle is the landmark of the city and was built in the 12th and 13th centuries.

Greater crossroads - a pity that there is no sign indicating how the square once came to be named.

The regular building 10 was with 3000 copies of the by far most often built bunker of the west wall. He was a group shelter with attached combat space, which …read more

At the foot of the Neukasteler Berg, just west of the village is the Kaltenbrunn spring. Here there should have been a source shrine already in pre-Christian times. [4] In …read more