アンヴァイラー・アム・トリフェルスの洞窟・トップ20

The view of the Rhine plain - with delicious Palatinate specialties - is ALWAYS part of our vacation for us. We have been coming to the Palatinate for many years and our very first trip has often been to Landeck!

A place steeped in history with an interesting exhibition. The view from the castle is rewarding, the surroundings with the sandstone cliffs are beautiful.

A cool wine spritzer on the terrace and enjoy the magnificent view. What more could you want, simply brilliant.

Here you can stop off, enjoy the medieval atmosphere and the fantastic view from the terrace.

At the moment in times of Corona: entrance and exit separated. Disinfection of hands at the entrance is controlled. Lots of space in the courtyard. The benches and tables are not too narrow. Good selection of drinks and food. We ate schnitzel (nice and crispy), liver dumplings (fine) and tarte flambée (large and well topped). Everyone liked it. Recommendable.

Very nice castle complex. There is also a small restaurant inside and outside very nice. Magnificent views from the terrace and from the tower. Very interesting events in the castle courtyard in summer.

Three castles on three humps of a ridge above the city of Annweiler in the Palatinate: the Trifels Group. Advancing from the Rhine into the Palatinate Forest, one of the first thing that immediately catches the eye is the Trifels Imperial Castle. In the 12th and 13th centuries it was one of the most important sites of Salian-Hohenstaufen rule over the Holy Roman Empire. Built from sandstone, it sits enthroned on a rocky reef, whose wildly jagged, vertically sloping tip dominates the forest on the 500-meter-high Sonnenberg.

The former castle was more or less destroyed. But then it was reconstructed again. Information boards or e.g. Replicas of the Reichskleinodien give the visitor a good impression!