Limburg an der Lahn is the last stop of our trip along Lahn
River. The small city is quite impressive with its vivid medieval traditional
atmosphere, represented by lots of nice shops, cafes and small restaurants.
The pleasant walk along the city center passed through many
beautiful old cobbled streets with lots of timbered houses of all shapes and
sizes.
The perfect ensemble of old houses.
The house of the Seven Deadly Sins is one of the most
fascinating timber-framed houses built in 16th century and depicts the seven
biblical vices: pride, envy, gluttony, avarice, lust, anger and inertia.
The most prominent landmark is the cathedral erected almost 900 years ago, an excellent example of the Romanesque architecture style. The amazing cathedral is dedicated to St. George and is located on the top of the hill, on a rock above the Lahn River.
The cathedral impressed by its colorful façade and the
square in front is a very peaceful.
Behind the cathedral is the old stone castle.
The atmosphere here is unique, transferring us to a journey back to the 13th century.
The perfect ensemble of old houses.
The atmosphere here is unique, transferring us to a journey back to the 13th century.
The
castle has a great history and is a complex of several buildings.
The stunning
views from here towards the river are just amazing.
Our visit in this romantic city is unforgettable. Limburg is
definitely a nice and worth to visit destination. Here we experience
traditional Germany at its best.
The
castle has a great history and is a complex of several buildings.
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