Weilburg
Country: Germany
Region: Europe
Period: 1344-1806
Location: 50.483333°N, 8.25°E
Description
Weilburg is a charming town located in central Germany, known for its beautiful Baroque architecture and the majestic Weilburg Castle. Once the capital of the Principality of Nassau-Weilburg from 1344 to 1806, this town offers visitors a step back in time, surrounded by lush landscapes and rich cultural heritage. It is a peaceful destination for history and nature lovers alike.
Modern Remains
The Weilburg Castle, with its grand architecture and beautifully landscaped gardens, remains the centerpiece of the town. Visitors can explore the Castle Museum and its collections. The Old Town is home to historical buildings, such as the St. Michael's Church, which dates back to the 14th century. The Lahn River offers scenic views and boating opportunities, and the Weilburg Lock is a notable engineering landmark.