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歴史的な市庁舎は、ラウフェンブルク旧市街を特徴づける建物の一つです。その際立った建築様式と中心的な立地は、街の長い歴史を偲ばせ、入り組んだ路地を散策する際の美しい立ち寄りスポットとなっています。

歴史的な町の門は、ラウフェンブルクの際立ったランドマークの1つであり、旧市街の長い歴史を偲ばせます。ここを通り過ぎる人は、魅力的なライン川沿いの町の​​中世の雰囲気にすぐに浸ることができます。

ラウフェンブルクとライン川を見渡す美しい展望スポット。登った後は、旧市街と川の谷の景色を楽しむために短い休憩をする価値があります。天気が良ければ、周囲の景色を遠くまで見渡せます。

The Bad Säckingen wooden bridge connects the German town of Bad Säckingen with the municipality of Stein in Switzerland (known in Stein as the "wooden bridge over the Rhine"). At 203.7 meters (206.5 meters with canopies), it is the longest covered wooden bridge in Europe. This makes it longer than the Chapel Bridge in Lucerne, which is 202.9 meters (204.7 meters with canopies) (Wikipedia).

Laufenburg was first documented in 1173, when the monastery in Säckingen granted the town as a fief to the Habsburgs. The first documented mention of Loufenberc dates back to 1207; the place name means "mountain near the waterfall, near the whirlpool, near the rapids" (Wikipedia).

Laufenburg is a small but beautifully preserved town right on the Rhine. There isn't a huge amount to see, but what there is is lovely.

The ascent to the top of the tower leads first via a narrow spiral staircase, then up a solid steel staircase to the tower platform. Caution! The view from the top of the tower is limited. The high surrounding wall and the exit of the stairwell prevent a clear 360° view. Kids, in particular, will miss out on this and will probably be disappointed.

The elevated location of Laufenburg in Baden, especially from the "Kriegerdenkmal" (War Memorial), the "Schlössle" (Little Castle), and the "Kirche Heilig Geist" (Holy Spirit Parish Church), offers a fantastic view of the two Laufenburgs, the Rhine, and the surrounding countryside. An urban dream, surrounded by lush greenery.