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St. Hildegard's Abbey near Rüdesheim am Rhein is a Benedictine convent built between 1900 and 1904, following in the tradition of St. Hildegard of Bingen. It continues her medieval monastic foundations in the region and was revitalized in the 20th century.

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St. Hildegard's Abbey near Rüdesheim am Rhein is a Benedictine convent built between 1900 and 1904, following in the tradition of St. Hildegard of Bingen. It continues her medieval monastic foundations in the region and was revitalized in the 20th century.

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Saint Hildegard was not only wise but also very courageous. The beautiful, working monastery houses, among other things, a well-stocked library, naturally including several books about this emancipated woman. Those more inclined towards wine will also find something to their liking: the monastery's own wine is of exceptional quality.

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A nice destination to drive to.

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Nice seating under a beautiful large tree

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Great view of the Hermann Monument, near the Nahe estuary

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The highest elevation in the western Taunus Mountains. The old postal road to Wiesbaden passes through here.

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It's worth going up there - delicious coffee and cake

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Healing spring in the spa district for all who are thirsty.

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cozy corner and beautiful view

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Great destination for a tour....

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Abbey of St. Hildegard

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The old stone bridge is worth seeing, but the church is unfortunately closed.

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Great for tours with children, little traffic

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spa district in Bad Ems

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Statue of the Spätlese Rider in the farmyard of Schloss Johannisberg The Spätlese Rider is a figure from a local legend that is supposed to explain the accidental discovery of Spätlese wine at Schloss Johannisberg winery in the Rheingau. However, there is no historical evidence for this figure. The story of the Johannisberg Spätlese Rider demonstrates how an apparent catastrophe can lead to an epoch-making discovery. Unlike other Rheingau wineries, whose grape harvest times were dictated by the municipalities, the cellar master at Johannisberg once required special permission from the Prince-Bishop of Fulda, the then owner of the castle. In 1775, however, the courier sent out with the harvest permit was late. There are various versions as to why the return of the mounted messenger was delayed by 14 days. One version claims that the Prince-Bishop was out hunting and therefore unreachable. The other is that the courier fell victim to robbers and was captured. In short: The monks on the Johannisberg waited day after day for the harvest to begin, watching as the grapes on the vines became increasingly rotten and shriveled. When the rider finally arrived with the prince-bishop's permission to harvest, the harvest seemed ruined. Nevertheless, the monks conscientiously harvested the seemingly spoiled grapes. And soon the cellar master was amazed: The wine made from the rotten grapes surpassed all previous wines in quality. By chance, noble rot was discovered, a mold that can develop in grapes rich in Oechsle in mild autumn weather with early morning fog. Thus, the foundation was laid for the qualities of the Spätlese, but especially the Beerenauslese and Trockenbeerenauslese, which have helped Rheingau wine achieve world fame. The cellar masters on the Johannisberg deserve credit for recognizing this coincidence and using it to improve the quality of their wines.

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Built of stone, high above stands the castle that once belonged to the counts. Derelict, forgotten – but now reborn, Hohenstein is once again becoming a magnificent castle. Once a knight's palace, now a ruin – but what a wonderful viewing platform! If you don't stop here, it's your own fault – the castle has charm, history, and patience.

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🏰 Hohenstein Castle – History, Views & Departure The ruins of Hohenstein Castle rise majestically above the Aar Valley – a place steeped in history and atmosphere. First mentioned in the 12th century, it served as a border fortress, court, and administrative seat of the Counts of Nassau for centuries. Later, it fell into ruin – but never forgotten. After decades of decay, a breath of fresh air is once again blowing through the old walls: The castle has been gradually renovated over the past few years and opened to the public. Cultural events, guided tours, and a planned reopening as a tourist destination are revitalizing the monument. 🚴‍♂️ Cyclists and hikers will find a short detour up there worthwhile – the view of the Aar Valley and the fortified silhouette are magnificent. If you want to experience history, this is the place for you. 📜 Tip: If you look closely, you'll discover traces of medieval architecture and inscriptions in the stones.

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delicious cake in the monastery cafe!

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