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Interesting sculptures can be found here and there are many benches where you can enjoy the Lahn

Shortly before the final descent of the Lahn Heights toward the riverbank, hikers and walkers are treated to a final, beautiful panoramic view. There's even a photo of this spot taken by the inventor of the Leica. Today, it's other manufacturers whose smartphone cameras are pulled out for a souvenir photo.

From the Concordia Tower, the descent begins from the heights of the Lahn ridges in the Westerwald to the banks of the river. Several stops along the way, including the so-called "Mooshütte" (Moss Hut) dating from 1831, invite you to linger and enjoy the panorama of the river and the city.

If the old Baedecker has already recommended this section as a rocky path, I will of course not contradict him in komoot 😂

To use a phrase that may sound a bit trite, but which truly applies here: the river and the city lie at the hiker's feet. For example, to the right of the river, one can see the sophisticated casino and hotels, and to the left, the golden dome of the Orthodox church.

The castle is free to visit. Please note the opening hours. There's a wedding room in the castle tower, and breathtaking views of the surrounding area can be enjoyed from the top of the tower. You can even see the Lahn River from up there. 😘

There's a road you can take to Nassau Castle by car 🥳😜. Please be careful there, as the lane won't have enough room for two cars if another car is coming the other way. There are passing bays here and there. Or you can take the path through the forest on foot 🤗. The Lahn hiking trail also runs partway there 🌞🫶😄

At the same time, the park also honors the legacy of Baron vom Stein: a timeline provides information about the Baron's life and work, as well as his roots in Nassau and his legacy. From the city center, the nearest entrance to the park is opposite the palace gardens; there, a new monument commemorates Baron vom Stein.