Natural monuments in the Rhein-Lahn-Kreis

The wild-romantic Ruppertsklamm!

Zu den schönsten Naturdenkmälern im Blauen Ländchen gehört diese uralte, freistehende Eiche an der K 80 am Ortseingang von Endlichhofen.

Unseco - Worl Heritage Site - The Roman „Limes“The Roman Limes runs right through the middle of Bad Ems; with a total length of 550 km, it is the largest archaeological site in Germany. The Winterberg is home to the oldest reconstruction of a Limes tower in Germany (1874). In Pfahlgraben Street, near the spa district, you can see the reconstruction of palisades made of huge tree trunks, as in other places around Bad Ems. There are also remains of watchtowers there. In Arzbach there is a reconstruction of a walk-in tower that stands on a 423 m high basalt cone. The museum displays Roman finds.

Legendary caves, which already fascinated visitors in Goethe's time

Der Aussichtspunkt "Heisebäumchen" (410 m) in unmittelbarer Ortsnähe von Dachsenhausen bietet einen fantastischen Rundblick über das "Blaue Ländchen" sowie auf die Mittelgebirge Hunsrück, Eifel und den Hochtaunus mit Feldberg.

The gigantic oak tree on the banks of the Lahn at the entrance to the town is one of the oldest trees in Germany.

Those interested in geology can gain an insight into the most varied types of rock from all over Germany by means of numerous rock exhibits

Wildromantisches Tal für Wanderer und Mühlenfans

Der Loreleyfelsen ist ein Schieferfelsen im UNESCO-Welterbe Oberes Mittelrheintal nahe Sankt Goarshausen.