Historical sites in Lahn-Dill-Kreis

The Hessian State Stud Dillenburg is a cultural and historical facility in the Lahn-Dill district. The facility is used by the State Riding and Driving School Dillenburg and a carriage museum. The Hessian State Riding and Driving School is a centre of attraction for people interested in riding and driving from all over the world.

The only surviving building of the old Dillenburg fortifications.

The house, built in late Baroque style in 1772, was sold to Prince William V of Orange in 1803.

Die älteste römische Stadt in Germanien nördlich der Alpen und östlich des Rheins lag bei Lahnau-Waldgirmes. Eine 7,7 Hektar große Stadtgründung aus der Zeit des römischen Kaisers Augustus.

Formerly built as a greenhouse for exotic plants.

The baroque houses of today's Wilhelmstraße were built with stones from the old fortifications from 1769.

Restored tower and part of the city wall demolished in 1819.

The historical Hauberg reminds cooperative forest management.

The old town was surrounded by a city wall until the beginning of the 19th century.

The guard was in front of the city wall, which was still standing at that time.