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It is a small town on the Lahn, but very worth seeing

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The wonderful half-timbered house with great wood carvings was built between 1607 and 1609 as the Adelsheimer Hof and was used as the town hall in 1912. St. John's Church was rebuilt after the fire. A church tower bell from 1480 was preserved. A bronze flute player by the artist Helmut Bourger sits in front of the church. The city palace from around 1300 was the seat of the Imperial Knights of Stein. A famous descendant was the Prussian reform minister Heinrich Friedrich Karl vom und zum Stein. The castle was expanded from 1621 to 1816 with a main house and an octagonal tower.

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Cozy old town with numerous possibilities for a short break

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An absolute eye-catcher and the castle is being restored so we can hope for a reopening to the public.

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Great half-timbered building

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Magnificent half-timbered house

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Nassau impresses with a strikingly beautiful town hall.

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Balduinenstein, a wonderful little place right on the lahn

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Very impressive ruin, which is also completely freely accessible. The castle is a bit off the road, but with sturdy shoes it is easy to reach via various paths. Highly Recommended!

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Very wonderful up there, in the middle of the forest. Been there before.

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Very nice ruin with good information on a board in front of the entrance. Inside the castle there are 3 benches where you can have a picnic. The ideal place to stop for a break on the "Augst" Waller Tour.

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Laid out on small terraces below the Schaumburg, you have the opportunity to take a break and enjoy the sun when the weather is nice. When the facility is finally renovated and restored, you can really create something beautiful here.

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The name "Schowenburg" or "Schauenburg" first appeared for the castle in 1197, as the center of a dominion of the same name. In addition to the former castle, this included the towns of Biebrich, Cramberg and Steinsberg.[1] In the 12th century the castle complex was owned by the Counts of Leiningen. When the counts died out in the male line around 1220, the castle fiefdom was divided and changed hands several times. Part of the castle was owned by Elise, daughter of Count Emicho III. von Leiningen and wife of Ruprecht the Quarrelsome of Nassau. With her death, this share passed to the County of Virneburg via her daughter. Another part of the castle fell to the County of Diez and from there to the County of Weilnau. A third part of the Schaumburg fell to the House of Isenburg. When his inheritance was divided in 1232, the Schaumburg share came into the possession of Gerlach I of Limburg. In 1266, however, the House of Limburg had to relinquish part of the castle in an arbitral award in favor of Electorate of Cologne. The Archbishop of Cologne, Siegfried von Westerburg, transferred the Electoral Cologne share to the House of Westerburg in 1276. The House of Westerburg expanded the Schaumburg from 1279. In order to weaken the position of the castle, Balduin of Luxembourg built Balduinstein Castle near the Schaumburg. A lengthy dispute ensued, as a result of which the town of Balduinstein was separated from the dominion of Schaumburg in 1321 and raised to the status of a town.

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The Schaumburg is in a really great condition but the entire place Balduinstein is more than worth seeing

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Beautiful castle ruins, freely accessible

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Imposing castle complex with a dominant keep.

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One of the most beautiful parts of the Lahn is certainly in Balduinstein. The village with the castle ruins nestles in the very narrow valley. Schaumburg Castle towers over everything.

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So well hidden in the forest, the ruins are not easy to find. But when you do stand in front of them, you will be amazed. They are pretty well preserved, even though they are very old. The original version was probably built in the 13th century, but was destroyed and rebuilt several times in between. A mystical place!

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The tower castle is located on a roughly rectangular mountain spur above the Emsbach. The spur slopes steeply to the west, south and east. In the north of the castle there is a neck ditch. The outer defenses and the south facing Zwinger have almost completely disappeared. The main castle is 35 meters long and 18 meters wide. It does not have a keep. On the north side, the castle has a five-storey, slightly kinked, shield wall reinforced with touring and almost 20 meters high. The entrance to the main castle was in the western shield wall. On the south side of the densely built-up inner castle was the Palas, the outer walls of which have been preserved. The eastern part of the inner castle is completely gone.

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The Lahn Bridge in Balduinstein was the first prestressed concrete bridge to be erected using a cantilever. In 1951 it replaced a bridge over the Lahn that was destroyed in World War II.

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