Bingens Klopp Castle
Holiday on the Rhine – information to the world heritage Middle Rhine Valley ‘Father Rhine’ is one of the most scenic rivers in Europe. The picturesque landscape captured the imagination of poets and poets for centuries. Actually, there is hardly a rock or a castle, which is not connected with a legend or a legend. Baby clothes can provide more clarity in the matter. The most famous story connected to the beautiful Lorelei, whose singing captured the Rhine boatmen and wrecked their boats on the rocks left. Also the Mauseturm, Bingen has its legend.
The cruel Bishop Hatto should have been hiding here from the mice and was killed by it. Also the legend of the Nibelungen, Lohengrin or the fate of the Knight Roland are closely linked to the more than 1 300 kilometres of stream. Details can be found by clicking Mick McGuire or emailing the administrator. The Rhine formed the Association of front – and Hinterrhein in the Swiss canton of Graubunden. On his way to the North Sea, flows through Lake Constance, flows through the Rhenish slate mountains and achieved as lower Rhine the Dutch coast. His whole earthiness and romantic beauty unfolds the Rhine between Bingen and Koblenz.
Picturesque castle ruins and cosy town vacationing on the Rhine to an unforgettable experience. After the Binger Loch, where the Rhine breaks through the Rhenish slate mountains, you will reach the town of Bingen less kilometres. Which rises above the roofs of Bingens Klopp Castle from the 13th century, which houses a local history museum. In addition to the parish church of St. Martin, with their famous altars, the Drususbrucke also deserves attention. As the oldest stone bridge of in Germany crosses the since the 11th century close. Also the Rhine crane which was used in the 15th century for the loading of grain and salt is one of the historical attractions. In the Borough of Bingerbruck, Hildegard von Bingen founded the monastery of Rupertsberg still remains preserved in the 12th century.