ハインブーヘンタール周辺のアトラクション＆必見スポット - トップ20

unfortunately still closed

The neo-Romanesque crypt chapel of St. Mary of the Counts of Ingelheim dates from 1874/75 and was built under the Imperial Count Friedrich von Ingelheim. In 2006, Count Albrecht, whose birthplace is Mespelbrunn Castle not far from the chapel, was buried in the two-towered basilica.

The reason for the current closure is probably a rock fall

It's always nice. Unfortunately, don't come that often to get to know it better.

Here you can eat and drink. It's also nice, maybe. not on WE

The oldest known mention of the town of Klingenberg dates back to 1276. The origins of the buildings go back to Roman times in the 2nd century AD.

Always beautiful. Standing alone for 5 minutes and looking is already a highlight for every tour.

High above the Elsava Valley, the crypt chapel of St. Maria is visible from far away. It was built in 1895 by Imperial Count Friedrich von Ingelheim. The chapel, 15 m long and 9 m wide, is a scaled-down replica of a Romanesque, two-towered basilica. The church was last used in 1972, when Count Albrecht's father was buried in the crypt. The coat of arms of those in Ingelheim and Echter von Mespelbrunn can be found above the portal of St. Maria.