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Tiengen Castle is an architectural highlight and a worthwhile stopover. The stately castle captivates with its interesting history and impressive façade, inviting you to take a break and stroll through the surrounding countryside. Information can be found here: http://www.schlosstiengen.de/

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A beautiful garden in front of the castle.

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A visit is very worthwhile.

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Caught a day when I was able to go into the courtyard again after a long time. Always nice to come here.

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The castle in the town center can be seen from afar, and the outside courtyards and garden are free to enter.

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The castle, listed as a historical monument, dates back to the 13th century and was enlarged in the 16th and 17th centuries. Today has a wide range of uses. Certain parts of the location can be rented for celebrations, birthdays, weddings, etc., both indoors and outdoors. Personally, I was also outside at events like inside. Has a lot of space and the special atmosphere of the castle is the icing on the cake.

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Another wonderful view of the Rhine

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A trip to Küssaburg is always possible, no matter what the season.

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Old and new Tiengen Castle! http://www.schlosstiengen.de/

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In winter, unfortunately, bare and deserted.

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A visit to the Küssaburg is worthwhile at any time of the year

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Most drive past and don't even know that this is such a beautiful vantage point. Take the time to stay here for a moment and take a look at the Rhine. It's really nice here.

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A lovely little park next to the castle. A pleasant place to linger, even with children.

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Beautiful views from the ruins of the Küssaburg

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Hidden away on the hill above Hauenstein, the remains of the old ruins are still visible. It was one of the largest castle complexes in the region.

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The little detour is worth it

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After the fall of the Upper German Limes in AD 259. Began under Emperor Diocletian (285 - 337), the work continued, and under Valentinian I (364 - 375) it was strengthened. This last stage included the construction of the Rhine bridge at TENEDO / Zurzach, which was protected on the left bank of the Rhine by the massive double fort (Kirchlibuck and Sidelen) and on the opposite side by a bridgehead (Reinheim). On the street that led to the bridge in the bar between the two fort plateaus was a bathing building. After the withdrawal of the Roman troops (401), the thick fort walls offered protection for the local civilian population. Even before the year 1000, a new settlement gradually arose west of the fort, near the grave church of St. Verena in the Roman cemetery, the core of what is now Zurzach. The fort buildings gradually fell into disrepair, and only some of the walls of the larger of the two forts (Kirchlibuck) were able to withstand the ravages of time; the surrounding walls on the slope side are likely to have fallen into the Rheinnn in the course of time.

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The castle is privately owned again - information on the history is available at http://www.schlosstiengen.de/geschichte.html

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The ruins are always open. For a refreshing drink, the Küssaberg Restaurant below is a great place to start.

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Tiengen is a very beautiful, lively city

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