Limburg an der Lahn: Cathedral on the Rock, Half-Timbered Altstadt, and the Lahn Valley Crossroads of Hessen
Limburg an der Lahn has a population around 33,800 and lies on the Lahn river in Hessen, where the Taunus, Westerwald, and Lahn valley meet. The Limburger Dom, a Romanesque-Gothic cathedral perched dramatically on a limestone cliff above the river, is one of Germany's most recognisable church silhouettes. The half-timbered Altstadt below the cathedral contains an exceptional density of medieval and early modern timber houses.
The Bischofsplatz and the Alte Lahnbruecke (old Lahn bridge) are among the most photographed views. The Werner-Senger-Haus dates from 1274. The ICE station on the Cologne-Frankfurt line provides fast connections. Wetzlar is about 30 kilometres east. Koblenz is about 50 kilometres northwest. Adult companionship operates under Hessen state law.
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Limburg an der Lahn has a population around 33,800 and lies on the Lahn river in Hessen, where the Taunus, Westerwald, and Lahn valley meet. The Limburger Dom, a Romanesque-Gothic cathedral perched dramatically on a limestone cliff above the river, is one of Germany's most recognisable church silhouettes. The half-timbered Altstadt below the cathedral contains an exceptional density of medieval and early modern timber houses.
The Bischofsplatz and the Alte Lahnbruecke (old Lahn bridge) are among the most photographed views. The Werner-Senger-Haus dates from 1274. The ICE station on the Cologne-Frankfurt line provides fast connections. Wetzlar is about 30 kilometres east. Koblenz is about 50 kilometres northwest. Adult companionship operates under Hessen state law.
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