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good relaxation at the salt mines, you should take a break here

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 rocks on which the Rheingrafenstein castle ruins are located stand out strikingly. You can get to the opposite bank by hand-pulled ferry. From there you can reach the ruins on foot, steeply uphill.

Very nice ruin. Worth visiting the castle. We have linked the system with our tour on Lemberg.

The ascent pulls a bit in the calves, but it's definitely worth it. Beautiful castle ruins to discover, especially in the evening in the light of the setting sun. There is a viewing platform and even a long table with benches for a rest.