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シュタット・ゴアル、シュタット・ゴアルスハウゼン、またはライン川の船上どこにいても、猫城はどこからでも見え、人気の写真撮影スポットです。

ライン川が大きく湾曲して流れるローレライの岩の後ろ、川の流れに逆らって突き出た山の鼻の上に、カッツ城の遺跡があります。その元の姿はほとんど残っていません。塔は瓦礫と化し、城壁は崩壊し、まだ建っている部屋は居住可能にするために、激しい改造が加えられました。ライン川側には、古びた灰色の壁の中にガラス張りのベランダさえ挿入しなければなりませんでした。

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The town is the administrative seat of the Loreley municipality and has been part of the UNESCO World Heritage Site Upper Middle Rhine Valley since 2002. Loreley was long a district town – from 1886 of the district and from 1939 of the Sankt Goarshausen district, and from 1961 to 1969 of the Loreley district – and is designated as a medium-sized center in the state's regional planning.

The Loreley is a 132-meter-high slate cliff near Sankt Goarshausen in Rhineland-Palatinate, situated at the deepest and narrowest point of the Middle Rhine. It rises steeply to 193.14 meters above sea level on the right bank of the Rhine at river kilometer 555 and offers a sweeping view of the river bend near Sankt Goarshausen and Katz Castle.

Beautiful views of the Rhine Valley from the Loreley! Easily accessible by bike.

From the local history book of Dr. Ernst Brod Patersberg: The Patersberg church was probably built between 800 and 900, and its nave was completed in the 11th century. The 33-meter-high church tower with its loopholes was completed in 1528.

From A. Hell Patersberg's local history: The church tower was added in 1400 and is 33 meters high. It houses three bells: a small bell cast in 1558, a small patron bell cast in 1818 in Stralsund, and a large bell from 1778. The church tower burned down three times: in 1546 by lightning, in 1584 by a major fire in the upper village, and in 1890, when the lower part of the village was almost completely burned down by flying sparks. That's the story from the local history.