Blick auf Assmannshausen

Here you have a very nice view of and over Assmannshausen. A small staircase leads down to the village.

There is a great cable car here

In every season the most different perspectives.

(The Lost Place Nikolaus School has been merged with the viewpoint)The Nikolaus School high above Assmannshausen, which is blessed with a great view, has been closed since 2012 due to mold and has only been used as a warehouse ever since. There are various discussions about further use as a tourist facility for the Rheinsteig up to demolition and replacement by a thermal bath. However, this requires a change in the land use plan.
Thousands of hotel beds are still needed for the Federal Horticultural Show 2029 in the Middle Rhine Valley, but the renovation costs are over the million mark...

"Assmannshausen is a small, picturesque town on the most romantic point of the Rhine, in the north-western tip of Hesse. With 75 hectares of vineyards, the wine-growing community has the largest contiguous Pinot Noir area in Germany. The red wine tradition in Assmannshausen dates back to the founding of the community in 1108. The Assmannshausen Red is famous above all because the vines grow in sun-drenched steep slopes directly above the Rhine, whose slate soil ensures a particularly classy wine.But Assmanshausen is not only known for its good red wine, the place also has a lithium-containing warm thermal spring , which ensured a lively spa business until after the war. Today, Assmannshausen is primarily a resort and destination for Rhine vacationers from all over the world and offers excellent hotels and guesthouses. Friends of nature and hiking feel just as at home here as discerning lovers of culinary delights . Comfortable wine taverns, dignified restaurants and romantic arcaded terraces tempt you to go into raptures over the Assmannshäuser Pinot Noir - one of the best German red wines."
rheingau.de/gemeinden/assmannshausen

A picturesque view of the village lying in the valley

A nice photo spot. You can see not only the place on the Rhine, but also the surrounding wine-growing areas and castles. A magnificent view