Roman Limes Watchtower near Dasbach

History you can touch!
The tower south of Idstein is said to be the best reconstructed guard post on the former Limes.At the same time, it was strategically very favorable then as now. You can very well incorporate a detour into various mountain bike tours - and enjoy both the view and the atmosphere on the mountain range at one of the seating and rest areas.

Successful reconstruction 👍
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Dasbach is a village between Idstein and Niederernhausen and the district of Idstein in the Rheingau-Taunus district in Hesse. It was first mentioned on May 21, 1354 in the marriage speech between the Counts Adolf von Nassau and Heinrich von Veldenz for their children Gerlach and Agnes. It goes back to the Dags family. The Evangelical Chapel contains parts of the church in the village of Wolfsbach, which was left open in the 16th century. Dasbach had a village school from 1954 to 1965.

Dasbach

City of Idstein

Height: 343 m above sea level NHN Population: 308 (Dec. 31, 2014) [1] Incorporation: 1. October 1971 Post code: 65510 Area code: 06126

Roman tower and view of the village

On October 1, 1971 Dasbach was incorporated into the city of Idstein.

In the village there is a pension, two locksmiths and a horse pension. Two farms are still managed.

Dasbach has around 350 inhabitants and five streets.

The shooting club "Falke Dasbach" was a multiple German champion.