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63Amandac12

We loved this castle! It was nice that we could just explore on our own, and didn't have to follow a tour guide around. The views from this castle are also amazing, even though we went on a rainy day it was well worth it! The hike up is fairly steep and goes side to side up the hill, but I did it at 4 months pregnant; they have benches at each corner for you to rest one if needed. We didn't have much time to explore, and went one a day with many tour groups going through, so we plan on going back during the summer!

OceanSoulNZ

Burg Rheinstein is one of the oldest castles in the Rhine Valley, and the one we most enjoyed. The hilltop castle dates back to around 900AD, and is an hour's walk from the tiny village of Trechtings-Hausen. Though not a large castle, the rooms are nicely restored and there are magnificent river views from the tower tops and castle garden. Well worth a visit on your journey along the southern Rhine.

onebreakfast

This is one of the best castles along the river we visited. From the dungeon to the tower cage where they put their unwanted, this was an amazing visit. Most of the castle was accessable. The rooms were elegantly reconditioned. They made you feel as if time had stood still. Be forwarned that there are many stairs to climb to get to the top. The private chapel was elegant. A must see if you are in the area.

LauriLiberty_TX

We toured several castles on a recent 2 week trip and this was my favorite by far.It is beautiful and well maintained. The only draw back was the climb to the castle but I think there may be a way to get a ride up the path to it.It is well worth the walk up!!

Jannykae

My castle experience was frustrating due to misinformation, my inability to speak German, and unsuccessfully trying to make it work for my 88 year old mother in law. All the information that you need is available in German, or by calling, but if you have limited internet, phone service or time, you won't have a good understanding of how things are set up at Burg Rheinsten. Here are a couple key things I learned: The walk to the Castle from the road is steep and not suitable for anyone with walking devices or with poor tolerance to activity. And the tractor that has been spoken of is only available for fee and by advanced booking of at least a day (not sure how far in advance, but 15 minutes doesn't do it), and even then maybe not depending on the crew available on site for the day that you need it. You cannot eat in the restaurant unless you pay the admission fee to the Castle. You must pay 3 Euro's for a written English guide to the Castle. It appears that the family runs the operation with integrity and hard work, but without flexibility or grace for special needs or international visitors.

gk2005

This is one of the best castle we visited while staying in Rhein region. It is privately owned, purchased by the Hecher family in 1975. The castle is well worth the visit starting with the gardens. There are multiple levels, furnishings and terraces. This is a self service tour. We was surprised to see the number of royal families represented in the portraits. Original furnishings, armor, paintings, iron works are just a few of the things represented.There are restrooms, gift shop, a restaurant on site and they are making good wine.

libbidy

My husband and I stopped at this castle in a whim on our bike ride from Bacharach to Bingam and we are very glad we stopped! The castle is a lot of fun. You can buy a guide book which tells you about the castle and the self guided tour is very easy to follow. You get to wander around the whole castle. The rooms are funprnished and the views are stunning. There is a bathroom and light refreshments at the ticket/souvineer shop. The restaurant is only open Wednesday through Sunday. This castle is definately worth it!

925job

Wow, this place was cool. So beautiful. I would go back here. They were setting up for a wedding and I bet it was just perfect for the couple. The castle is furnished which makes it really neat to see. You can walk around almost the whole thing which is also great! There are great views of the river as well. They have a nice breakfast plate if you go early. Where you park is on a very, very busy road. Watch out for your kids and pets.

jessikalondon

Take a trip by one of the cruises to Rheinstein castle,only about 20 minutes from Rudesheim and only costing a few euros to visit this stunning burg.Be aware of the long upward walk the the castle but well worth the effort.Have lunch or a drink in the restaurant overlooking the stunning view.You can even stay the night !!!

Scuba_Divers

Nicely maintained, very pretty grounds, steep walk up hill (but manageable), interesting history, able to self guide and explore all nooks and crannies. Very little was "off limits". We arrived to the cafe closed because it was hosting a reception for a wedding ... which was really neat. Wear sturdy shoes - there are a lot of steps outside and inside. This was our first castle in the 8 day tour so I can't give it 5 stars when we also toured Heidelburg and Neuschwanstein. Reasonable (5 Euros) entry fee and not mobbed with people. Read other reviews for info on parking, etc. View of the Rhine was excellent - especially the town on the opposite side.

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