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The Schlössli Wörth (12th century castle with restaurant) was closed on December 22, 2024 for an indefinite period (for the purpose of handing over the catering business)

Very nice city with Rhine promenade

A beautiful building that can be rented for private parties.

The castle is ideal for private celebrations. We were invited to the castle for a special birthday in 2023. The person celebrating the birthday even organized a tour of the castle for us guests. There are also crime dinners taking place in the castle grounds

Great view of Laufen Castle from the Rhine bank hiking trail.

Inconspicuous at first glance, but a beautiful, well-kept monastery complex.

Hohenlupfen Castle, also known as Stühlingen Castle, is a castle in Stühlingen in the Waldshut district in Baden-Württemberg, Germany. The castle has existed in its present form since 1624. The plateau on which the castle was built probably already served the Romans as a base for a signal tower. A mosaic floor from Roman times was found in Stühlingen, and the Roman town of Juliomagus was not far from Stühlingen. The property, which also includes land (60 hectares of forest and 40 hectares of fields) in the vicinity of the castle, went in December 2011 from the Princely House of Fürstenberg zu Donaueschingen to the host and farming family Cècilie and Martin Stamm from the neighboring Swiss community of Schleitheim, where they run the inn Brauerei operate, about. Source: Wikipedia

The Schiller bell, weighing 4.5 tons, was cast in 1486 and rang until 1895 as the largest bell in the Minster on All Saints' Day. Friedrich Schiller used its inscription as a motto for his famous poem "The Song of the Bell".