Viewpoints in Hesse

The Lahnfenster is a water information centre where you can observe life in the river through a pane. There is a child-friendly touch kiosk that provides interactive information about the river and its wildlife. Translated with DeepL.com

The viewing tower at Dillblick is 17 metres high with a viewing platform at a height of 14 metres.

Viewing platform with magnificent distant views, plus a sundial consisting of a windmill and stone formations. The concept of the sundial is explained on information boards.

Vom Turm aus hast du einen 360°-Panoramablick über den südöstlichen Teil des Hinterlandes.

Erlebe einen der schönsten Aussichtspunkte Marburgs.

The castle was built in 1390 by count Philipp I. of Nassau-Weilburg-Saarbrücken. A preservation society was founded in 1975, so after countless hours of rebuilding and restoration Castle Philippstein seems to have a fresh new face today.

Only about 1.5 kilometres apart and built on basalt blocks, the castles Gleiberg and Vetzberg shape a striking landscape. The Vetzberg castle complex was built as the second castle of the Gleiberg counts. The upper castle of Vetzberg Castle, first mentioned in 1226, was probably built between 1100 and 1150 and extended by the lower castle from the middle of the 13th century. The keep, the gable wall of the palace (main and multi-purpose building), parts of the castle walls and remains of the lower castle have been preserved. Translated with www.DeepL.com/Translator (free version)

Historic building high above the Lahn on the Kanapee with magnificent views of the city.