We simply enjoyed an informative and tasty wine tasting and tour of the outside area and cellar,…read morewhich is impressive by any standards. One bottle from 1748 still remaining.

The food was great at the restaurant that I have been to several times. With top notch service but…read morethe service was not the best today. The waiter Mark was attentive to everyone but us very wierd.

Nice location centrally located with great food and quality wine from the vineyard. There are…read moredifferent stands of food which features German fast food and traditional dishes.

We looked for a place to eat and we really enjoyed the restaurant Altkolnischer Hof…read more The food was excellent and service was great. I ordered an original Schnitzel and it sure tasted like I used to eat in my younger days. And Tina who served us went the extra mile to make us comfortable.

Beautiful, amazing castle. Very kid friendly. We first stopped at the restaurant to eat lunch. The…read morefood is very good and healthy. We opted for salmon pizza, bacon pizza, pretzel, fried potato pancakes, grape frizzy drink, wine and water. The pizza was super thin, not even a pizza but a crispy base with light toppings. They were good. The food overall is very good and well presented. The castle is absolutely stunning. At the end, we stopped at the gift shop and picked up ice creams for everyone.

This is hands down one of the more fun castles to tour in the Rhineland. It's not the fanciest, or…read morefilled with the most artifacts, but it is in my opinion the most fun. It's accessible via the rhine river cruises that run up and down the river in this region of Germany, and is a bit of a hike up to the castle, but it's worth it! I will say, it isn't the most accessible if you have mobility needs, though, I do think an electric scooter or wheelchair (with assistance) could likely make it up. I'd call ahead if if you have accessibility questions. Once you make it to the top you purchase tickets in the giftshop and from there you can explore the entire castle. Let me say that again, they let you explore via self guided tour,the entire castle grounds. This is what makes it so special. You want to walk up to the top of the tower? go for it! You want to poke around each room - go for it? Take pictures? they don't care! It's really a treat to be able to immerse yourself in the history at your own pace and really take it all in. You could easily spend two hours here reading labels, climbing to the top of the tower, or simply sitting and enjoying the views from the many scenic panoramas available from the castle itself. Keep in mind, it has a small gift shop and no food options so if you think you'll need a snack I'd pack one, along with some water for your time here.