Attractions in Rhein-Lahn-Kreis

A highlight on the Rheinsteig. Good surefootedness and footwear must be available.

Nice bike path. Sometimes a bit tight.

The Marksburg stands on a slate cone at a height of 160 meters and is the only medieval hilltop castle on the Middle Rhine that has never been destroyed.

Bad Ems is a very sophisticated health resort with a beautiful and manageable park on the Lahn, extremely well-kept buildings, cafes, restaurants and a classic grand hotel as in Monaco.

Nice bike path along the Lahn

The Marksburg is open daily and can be visited as part of a castle tour (continuously at short intervals, off-season every hour on the hour).

One of my top resting places - crazy view, nicely prepared - unfortunately often occupied.

Great, quiet bike path along the Lahn. If you drive past the boat moorings of the campsite, you may see canoeists, stand up paddlers and fishermen. Super connection path from Lahnstein to Bad Ems.

The highlight here is of course the fabulous view. But it is also worth taking a look at the visitor center. Here you can find out everything about the myth … read more

After 245 kilometers, the Lahn flows into the Rhine. A great sight, especially in front of the magnificent backdrop of the wooded banks of the Rhine with Schloss Stolzenfels.

As already posted elsewhere, a very nice bike path for young and old along the Lahn along.

From the Felsenkanzel you have a wonderful view along the Rhine towards Oberwesel and the Loreley rock. Not far away you come to the almost 200 meter high Spitznack. Both … read more

The pictures speak for themselves 😀
An absolute must.

impressive rock formation, invites you to rest and explore

Nice view of Lahn and Niederlahnstein!

For nature-loving and culturally interested people, Obernhof is a real gem. At the Massengeil-Beck winery and Haxel winery in Obernhof, excellent wines are offered on vine-covered terraces.
"Life is too short to drink something bad!"

Demanding but an absolute must when you are in Obernhof or on the Lahn hiking trail. The ascent is rewarded with a wonderful view from the Goethe point.

Not half as crowded as at the Loreley and also a fantastic view of the steep slopes of the Middle Rhine Valley. The hiking hut invites you to take an extended break.

Pleasant resting place at the turning point of the Ruppertsklamm, not hosted, robust, with fire pit and enough seats inside and outside.

This is exactly where Goethe, fleeing an unhappy love, said: "To die for!". If you are up here, you can only agree with that! Attention, now it's downhill - get ready for a little bit of bracing.