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The Windecken district takes its name from Wonnecken Castle, which stands on a mountain spur above the farming town. The inner castle fortifications, as well as the eastern gate and the tower of the western gate of the outer bailey, have been preserved. The old town, located in the Katzbach Valley and bordered to the north by the Nidder River, is of interest. Although the town was largely destroyed in the Thirty Years' War, its medieval structure has been almost completely preserved. In addition to the castle, the town's parish church and the market square with the town hall and renovated half-timbered houses dominate the townscape.

The Wetterau European Bird Sanctuary north of Frankfurt am Main was created by merging several nature reserves and Habitats Directive areas. The Wetterau is Hesse's most important breeding area for waterfowl, waders, and meadow birds, and even the only breeding area in Hesse for northern pintail and red-necked grebe.

Narrow pedestrian bridge over the Nidderau.

Very impressive large viaduct over the Nidderau.

The complex consists of an outer and main castle. The main castle was rebuilt in the 16th century. The Witches' Tower in the outer castle was built in the 15th century.

The Catholic Church of the Annunciation in Heldenbergen, a district of Nidderau in the Main-Kinzig district of Hesse, is a listed Baroque hall church. Built between 1751 and 1754, the building features a cupola-topped spire and a recessed five-eighths apse and boasts rich furnishings. (Wikipedia) Currently, however, it is scaffolded due to renovation work.

The castle complex was originally built in the 13th/14th century with a tower and bower. In the 17th century, the castle was owned by the Lords of Hattstein, who also built the north wing. Count Jacob von Rhode had a chapel built in 1803 and small avenues planted in the park. Source: https://www.blutana.de/sehenswuerdigkeiten/Oberburg+Heldenbergen-Nidderau-669.html

Beautiful old half-timbered houses around the market square.