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After centuries in the possession of the von Isenburg family, the castle changed hands several times over the course of history. Since the 20th century, it has been partially open to the public and today serves as a venue for weddings, parties and cultural events. The combination of history and modern use makes Arenfels Castle a living cultural monument in the Rhineland.

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Zwirner significantly modified the medieval castle, giving it the characteristic appearance that is admired today. In doing so, he added, among other things, the 365 windows, 52 doors and 12 towers that made the castle the "Castle of the Year", a playful allusion to the days, weeks and months of a year.

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Arenfels Castle has a long and fascinating history dating back to the 13th century. The castle was originally built around 1258 by Gerlach von Isenburg to secure and control the surrounding lands. However, the current castle dates largely from the 19th century, when the Prussian architect Ernst Friedrich Zwirner - known for his work on Cologne Cathedral - had the building redesigned in the neo-Gothic style.

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Here you can marvel at beautiful old half-timbered houses.

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Beautiful half-timbered houses on the Rhine promenade, which are mainly used by restaurants.

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The path is tough, but so is the view. The Landskrone is also visible from afar, for orientation. Only on New Year's Eve should you think twice whether you want to go here... because many people have the idea, fireworks are sometimes shot across, and if something happens then it could take a while for help to arrive (fortunately that didn't happen to us back then).

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The view from the plateau of the Landskrone ruins is worth the climb.

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In the middle of the vineyards, this castle towers over Bad Hönningen. A bit old, but with a nice outdoor terrace.

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Great gastronomic scene right on the Rhine.

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The summit of the Landskrone is a nature reserve. On the ruins there is a flat meadow area (former restaurant), a hut where you can take shelter in stormy weather, a few benches, parts of the ruins and a summit cross. The view is roughly the same as from the chapel. Overall, a nice spacious place

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"...Arenfels Castle is located above Bad Hönningen in the midst of picturesque vineyards. Thanks to the 365 windows, 52 doors and 12 towers, it is also called "Castle of the Year". Arenfels Castle owes its current appearance to a prominent master builder: Ernst Friedrich Zwirner was a student of Karl Friedrich Schinkel. Imperial Count Friedrich Ludolf von Westerholt-Gysenberg commissioned the Zwirner entrusted with the completion of the Cologne Cathedral with the modernization of the castle from 1849 to 1858. Extensive changes had already taken place around 300 years before the neo-Gothic conversion: Instead of the castle from the 13th century Arenfels, the construction of the three-wing Renaissance castle took place in the second half of the 16th century. Friedrich Ludolf would have liked to have retained the style of the complex in the 19th century, but master builder Zwirner prevailed with his new design language. During the fighting for the Remagen Bridge in World War II, the structure was severely damaged. The war damage has now been repaired. Arenfels Castle attracts with its location in the middle of the vineyards as a romantic venue for weddings, family celebrations and company events. ..." https://www.romantischer-rhein.de/a-schloss-arenfels https://www.bad-hoenningen.de/aktivitaeten/schloss-arenfels/ https://www.kuladig.de/Object-View/KLD-254922 https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Schloss_Arenfels https://www.schloss-arenfels.com/

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The castle from the 13th century was rebuilt in the 19th century in neo-Gothic style and restored after World War II damage. Magnificent the view from every side and for the public i. Usually various festivals accessible.

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"... Linz, the 'colorful city' opposite the mouth of the Ahr, is one of the most visited cities on the Rhine. The visitor will find many well-preserved old streets with old half-timbered houses in which numerous restaurants invite you to linger. The colorful, often richly decorated half-timbered buildings with numerous gables and different construction features brought Linz the name 'Colorful City'. They were built around the year 1500. Many were added after the Thirty Years' War and some as late as the 20th century. Until 1853, the Mühlenbach ran openly through the city. Today its underground course is indicated by the white cobblestones. The statue on the butter market is representative of all market women and reminds of the market woman Agnes, who, like many farmers from 1642 to the Second World War, came here on foot from a distance of up to 20 km to sell their goods. ..." http://www.rheintourist.de/staedte/linz/linz.php https://www.linz.de/

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The Rhine promenade in Bad Breisig is only for pedestrians. Therefore: push 1 km.

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A fantastic view of the Ahr valley towards Bad Neuenahr; The Rosary Church is striking; and Ahrweiler behind it. In the foreground is the Ahrtalbrücke (A61) with a height of 55 meters - underneath is the Appolinarsquelle with the neighboring bottling plant.

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Great half-timbered houses adorn the promenade.

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Scenic, but a lot going on for cycling ....

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A stop in Bad Breisig is recommended on the route on the left bank of the Rhine from Koblenz to Bonn. The promenade is cozy and inviting and does not hold as large a crowd as elsewhere.

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Fantastic castle with a great view.

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Wow! Arenfels Castle is reminiscent of a fairytale castle.

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