周辺の城・トップ20

Kippenburg Castle looms over Aschaffenburg.

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Kippenburg Castle was built as a ruin as early as 1839. It serves as a "faux patina".

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Kippenburg Castle is located on the Godelsberg hill.

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The Kippenburg is a castle ruin built by Adam Kipp, which was used as a vineyard cottage and observation tower in the 19th century. Even when the Kippenburg was built as a ruin around 1839, it served to entertain the population and still does today. Since 1965, the Aschaffenburg City Guard has celebrated its well-known and popular Kippenburg Festival every year under beautiful chestnut trees.

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A real eye-catcher, atmospherically illuminated at night.

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If there are too many tourists on the road in good weather, the path on this side of the Main (at the castle) is rather difficult. Be careful at the narrow point under the Pompejanum, where you actually have to get off, and on the root path after that. Nevertheless, the side is more beautiful and worthwhile, and the beer garden has also blossomed...

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Just stop at the gate: you can see the highest water levels of the Main over the past decades on the wall next to the gate.

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If you cycle into the city from the Main Cycle Path through the Theoderichstor, you can see the various flood marks.

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Renaissance castle, built between 1604 and 1614 with red sandstone from the Main. Definitely worth seeing. Great view of the Main.

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A quick stop at the castle is always worth it!

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The pointed arched Theodoric Gate interrupts the defensive wall on the Main, where the Schlossberg leads to the banks of the river. At the apex of the arch was the coat of arms of the Elector of Mainz and Archbishop Dietrich (Theodoric) Schenk von Erbach (1390–1459), who had the gate built. There are eleven corbels on the Main side. The flood levels of the Main are marked on the side of the gate. The battlement was expanded under Archbishop Friedrich Carl Joseph von Erthal as a promenade path to the palace garden. (taken from https://aschaffenburgzweinull.stadtarchiv-digital.de/die-stadtmauer/

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In earlier times there was a castle on the Godelsberg, and there lived a Count von Kipp, who owned everything that could be seen from the battlements of the castle: meadows, streams and forests. The nobleman also had seven sons, six of whom fought bravely against the Turks in the East; Only the youngest stayed at home so that his father wouldn't be too lonely. The count, as often happens, became arrogant and proud in his wealth and looked down on the townspeople and farmers with contempt. Therefore he was shunned throughout the area and everyone avoided him. .... if you want to read the beautiful legend in its entirety: https://www.sagen.at/texte/sagen/deutschland/bayern/spessart/kippenburg.html

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Medieval castle stables

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

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Lots of information both in real life and on information boards

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

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Unfortunately only to be seen from the outside, but still worth seeing

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Aschaffenburg was founded by the Alemanni in the 5th century, and the first signs of settlement can be found as early as the Stone Age.

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The Theodorichstor, directly at the castle, is the direct access from town to Main. After a renovation at the end of the 16th century, the battlement above the gate connects the castle directly with the castle garden. In the course of the redesign of the bank of the castle, the space in front of the gate towards the Main is also being changed: a new landing stage for water hikers is to be built. The slipway must be relocated for this.

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Dogs 🐕 are not allowed here. The adjoining restaurant is recommended. 🍰🥗☕🍷

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