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The Limburg coffee roastery "Fare Tredici" is located in the old town below the cathedral and offers hand-roasted coffee from all over the world. In the historic half-timbered house, visitors can experience the glass-walled production process, enjoy specialty coffees, and participate in barista courses.

Grain was traded here in the Middle Ages – hence the name. Today, it's a popular meeting place with cafés, small shops, and the striking "Zum Goldenen Hirsch" (At the Golden Stag) building, a former 16th-century inn with a magnificent oriel window. The square combines medieval charm with vibrant city life and is an ideal starting point for strolls through the old town.

Surrounded by magnificent half-timbered houses and small shops, it exudes medieval charm. Formerly a central trading square, today it invites visitors to linger with its cafes and seating areas.

The Kornmarkt is one of the central squares in Limburg's old town and a true gem. Surrounded by lovingly restored half-timbered houses, it exudes historical charm and invites visitors to linger. Here you'll find small cafes, shops, and often events that bring the square to life. The Kornmarkt is an ideal starting point for exploring the narrow streets of the old town and enjoying Limburg's medieval flair.

The Cat Tower in Limburg an der Lahn: A turret with attitude, it looks as if a cat had just decided to survey the city – and then simply decided to count a few more mice. It balances proudly above the old town like a wise guardian, taking every angle personally. If the tower could speak, it would surely recite excerpts from a cat calendar: "Today I'm guarding your pizza, tomorrow your bike lock, the day after tomorrow your sunglasses at the fountain." The steps are probably the cat's paw scale: the further down, the more polite, the more profound the purring. A short groan in the afternoon reveals that it welcomes every pedestrian – as long as they don't step on the worn claw trail. In short: It makes Limburg charmingly photogenic, like a grimly sweet purr made of stone.

The Säcker Fountain stands on the Old Market Square. Around 1700, Diez, at the confluence of the Aar and the Lahn, was a freight transfer point. The Säcker was a porter who carried grain on his back from the ship about 500 meters to the grain store.

The Säcker Fountain stands on the Old Market Square. Around 1700, Diez, at the confluence of the Aar and the Lahn, was a goods transshipment point. The Säcker was a porter who carried grain on his back from the ship about 500 meters to the grain store.

Beautiful place with many places to stop