Attractions in Main-Kinzig-Kreis

The castle park is a very beautiful park, which invites you to linger. In addition, the park is of course the castle Philippsruhe, which is one of the most important … read more

This small but fine village is located directly on the Main Cycle Path. You should take some time and explore the place. For the physical well-being is also well taken … read more

The Wartbaum, a linden tree on the Hohe Straße between Windecken and Bruchköbel-Roßdorf, is documented there as early as the 16th century. The place served as a place of execution … read more

Very nice view of Philippsruhe Castle. 👌🏼

A nice rest area with hammocks and thick oaks.

Very nice lawns to linger

Huge bench with a nice view

Very idyllic

The Hasetal Trail is 2.6 kilometers long and has 183 meters of depth. In the beginning he is flowig and rather flat, towards the end he becomes more demanding. He … read more

The Wiesbüttsee and the Wiesbüttmoor directly behind it are a true natural idyll. The lake and especially the moor provide a habitat for many rare animals and plants. The lake … read more

The castle now houses a castle museum, a restaurant and a falconry.

Fascinating OpenAirGallery "Uferkunst" on the banks of the Main! On some days you can hear and see the artist (s) at work. Further information: uferkunst.de

The Barbarossa spring in the eastern Bulau below the Buchenkopf is named after the Staufer Emperor Friedrich I, who, according to tradition, is said to have been hunting here from the imperial palace of Gelnhausen.

A graduation mill is a plant for salt production. This brine is passed through brushwood. The water evaporates and the salt content rises.

Above all, these old graduation towers are … read more

Beautiful view from the tower to the Wetterau ...

as a reward delicious Italian ice cream

In summer, pedal boats are also possible on the lake

Type: Natural Monument
Access: publicly accessible
Country Germany
State: Hesse
Circle: Main-Kinzig-Kreis
Location: 63546 / Hammersbach, OT Langen-Bergheim
Geo-coordinates:
E8 ° 58.455 '/ N50 ° 14.6065'
Age: 300 - 400 … read more

There is a path between the two lakes so that you can circle each lake individually, if you want. While you can observe many waterfowl at the Ruhlsee in the … read more

The source takes its name from Friedrich I, Barbarossa, who often stopped at the source on his hunting expeditions from the Barbarossa town of Gelnhausen to the Bulau.