알텐밤베르크‬에서 가장 멋진 ‪20‬개의 동굴

Nice rest stop, delicious food and drinks. Open only on Sundays and public holidays.🍻🍔🍰☕️

The Rheingrafenstein castle estate was built in the 18th century. For many years it was not open to the public. When the castle was purchased, the furniture was also included. Simone Schwalbach and Janine Karolus keep finding beautiful finds. (Photo: SWR) When the castle was purchased, the furniture was also included. Simone Schwalbach and Janine Karolus keep finding beautiful finds.Simone Schwalbach and Janine Karolus now want to change that: in small steps they want to fill the property with life again and open a restaurant at some point. Source: SWR3

The Rheingrafenstein castle estate was built in the 18th century. For many years it was not open to the public. When the castle was purchased, the furniture was also included. Simone Schwalbach and Janine Karolus keep finding beautiful finds. (Photo: SWR) When the castle was purchased, the furniture was also included. Simone Schwalbach and Janine Karolus keep finding beautiful finds. Simone Schwalbach and Janine Karolus now want to change that: in small steps they want to fill the property with life again and open a restaurant at some point. Source: SWR3

The castle is already pretty run down. Not really worth it unless you want to enjoy morbid charm.

In addition to the ruins, there is also a castle. Unfortunately, it's pretty much in decline, but at least you can see how big the castle used to be. Some of the rooms are still used today.

The building appears to be in private use and exudes a morbid charm. There's not much to see anyway.

The ascent to the Rheingrafenstein is worthwhile. The quickest way is to take the ferry across the Nahe. However, it is not always in operation.

The ruins of Affenstein Castle, which was probably an outer bailey of Rheingrafenstein Castle, can also be seen clearly from here. The ruins of Affenstein Castle are located in the southwestern steep slope of Rheingrafenstein, just below the ruins of Rheingrafenstein Castle. In 1426 it was mentioned in documents as "Affensteine unter Ringravensteine"