Things to do in Hattenheim

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1. Drosselgasse

Drosselgasse is a quaint, narrow alley that runs through the nucleus of Ruedesheim am Rhein’s Old Town. The bustling street, which is 472 feet (144 meters) long, is alive with wineries, markets and historic features. Stroll down the alley for an insight into the musical and cultural delights of this town.
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Drosselgasse

2. Loreley

Marvel at picturesque landscapes, enjoy family-friendly entertainment and learn about local folklore at Loreley (or Lorelei). The 433-foot (132-meter) tall bluff Loreley rises over the eastern shores of the Rhine River. It stands above a precarious curve in the river, which for centuries has been infamous for causing shipwrecks. The bluff has long been shrouded in myths. Discover much of this lore at the visitor center.
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Loreley

3. Mainz Cathedral

Find Mainz Cathedral, also known as Mainzer Dom or St. Martin’s Cathedral, in the city center. The towering structure is one of the most impressive examples of Romanesque religious architecture on the Upper Rhine. Since A.D. 975, the cathedral has stood sentry in Mainz. Unlike many other historic buildings in the city, it survived World War II with minimal damage.
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Mainz Cathedral

4. Kurhaus

The Kurhaus is an unmistakable Wiesbaden landmark, a huge and magnificent building that stands out even among the many other beautiful structures in the town. Come here to attend an event or conference or to spend an evening immersed in the glamour of the on-site casino. Many people also spend sunny afternoons relaxing on the lovely Bowling Green, the spacious green area in front of the Kurhaus.
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Kurhaus featuring a fountain, heritage architecture and a garden

5. Rheinfels Castle

Visit Rheinfels Castle (Burg Rheinfels) to journey through the ruins of a magnificent fortress that dates back over 700 years. Uncover the ancient history of both the castle and Sankt Goar via exhibits in the castle museum. Count Diether V. von Katzenelnbogen established Rheinfels Castle in 1245 as a hideout for Sankt Goar’s tax collectors. It passed to the House of Hesse in 1479 and then to the French revolutionary army in 1794 before Napoleon inflicted major damage at the end of the 18th century.
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Rheinfels Castle

6. Stahleck Castle

Stahleck Castle is one of the many magnificent fortresses that decorate the spectacular landscape of the Upper Middle Rhine Valley. It stands proudly on a hilltop above the historic winemaking town of Bacharach. Established sometime around the 11th century, today Stahleck Castle operates as a youth hostel. It is also the location for an annual living card game based on the fantasy television series Game of Thrones.
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Stahleck Castle

What to do in Hattenheim

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Eberbach Abbey

Learn about the local history of Hattenheim when you take a trip to Eberbach Abbey. While you're in the area, stroll along the riverfront.

Eberbach Abbey

Crass Castle

Learn about the local history of Altstadt Eltville am Rhein when you take a trip to Crass Castle. Visit the cathedral in this relaxing area or simply enjoy its wineries.

Crass Castle

Eltville Electoral Castle

Eltville Electoral Castle is just one of the places to see in Altstadt Eltville am Rhein, so why not enjoy the other things to explore during your travels? Visit the cathedral and spas in this relaxing area.

Eltville Electoral Castle

Fauststoff Winery

You can enjoy a tasting or tour at Fauststoff Winery during your travels to Rauenthal.

Fauststoff Winery

Martin Winery

You can enjoy a tasting or tour at Martin Winery during your travels to Erbach.

Martin Winery

Dalgaard & Jordan

You can enjoy a tasting or tour at Dalgaard & Jordan during your travels to Eltville am Rhein. Make time to visit the churches and monuments while you're in the area.

Dalgaard & Jordan
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