Saint-Germain Terrace

In order to expand the courtyard garden of Johannisburg Castle, the wonderful Mediterranean Saint-Germain terrace was laid out in 1960. The complex enchants with a wonderful view of the Main and playful details such as gargoyles that adorn the masonry. Here you walk between pines, agaves, figs and vines.

A wonderful place to relax.
View of the Main River or the art objects

The Saint-Germain-Terrasse is a public garden with baroque and modern sculptures above the banks of the Main. The facility is an extension of the court garden of Johannisburg Palace and has direct access from the gardens around the Pompejanum, but also from the outside via Ziegelbergstrasse. The terrace is supported by a wall with a fountain with three gargoyles on the underside. Covered stairs lead down from the terrace. There is a vineyard below the fountain.
Source: de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Saint-Germain-Terrasse