I have been there several times when I lived very close to the castle. It’s beautiful and worth seeing. My son in law proposed to my daughter there and they now have three beautiful children together
How did they build those huge beautiful buildings? They didn’t have the modern eguipment and tools we have and yet look at the buildings they built that have withstood years and years!
I’ve been in the hiedelburg (spelling) castle and it was pretty cool. Has the world’s largest wine barrel in the world in it. Back then they’d give you a sample. 77
been there! It has a real indoor privy that drops into the Eltz River. It is quit a drop as the privy is in the lord and lady’s chamber at the top of the castle. Think about that engineering!
This castle is so old. First construction began back in 1157. A few years ago massive renovations took place. I love old castles even though I haven’t been in one.
Mine! It’s mine and so there you have it!! BUT, you are all welcome to stop by for a little something swell to eat with V. and and me that we promise you won’t forget, toodles!!! M.🦇
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Can you imagine all that construction with NO equipment. Such primitive skill. And after all these years still standing.
I think I’d like to spend the rest of my life wandering around Europe, visiting places like this.
I have been there several times when I lived very close to the castle. It’s beautiful and worth seeing. My son in law proposed to my daughter there and they now have three beautiful children together
How did they build those huge beautiful buildings? They didn’t have the modern eguipment and tools we have and yet look at the buildings they built that have withstood years and years!
I spent all day looking around in this castle. It’s amazing! What history. Don’t think I would have wanted to live in those times, there!
I’ve been in the hiedelburg (spelling) castle and it was pretty cool. Has the world’s largest wine barrel in the world in it. Back then they’d give you a sample. 77
been there! It has a real indoor privy that drops into the Eltz River. It is quit a drop as the privy is in the lord and lady’s chamber at the top of the castle. Think about that engineering!
This castle is so old. First construction began back in 1157. A few years ago massive renovations took place. I love old castles even though I haven’t been in one.
I been at that castle . You have to walk and it took a long time . King Ludwig castle Neu Schwanstein Lindenhof Herren Chiemsee is much prettier .
Mine! It’s mine and so there you have it!! BUT, you are all welcome to stop by for a little something swell to eat with V. and and me that we promise you won’t forget, toodles!!! M.🦇
W O W …..would love to see that in person…….. yes the craftmanship is amazing………. hard to keep warm, I’d think
It amazes me what they could have built back then without today’s modern tools
Had the pleasure of visiting. Beautiful exterior and interior!
Beautiful I like to pay that castle a visit or any castle for that matter.
Notice the scaffolding? It’s practically the National Bird of Germany and her neighbors.
Michelle DeBord —-as the reigning princess of old Germany you have to go here
I toured Eltz Castle about 12 years ago …nice place
Some truly beautiful and amazing castles in Germany.
German castles are pretty cool. Saw a few early this year around mid north Germany.
I would love to live here!
What town in germany is this castle??
Where’s it at East or West Germany? Uhh O, my age is showing.
My favorite castle to visit. Wife and I have been there 3 times while visiting family in Germany
I’d love to wander about there for a day or two!
Looks like a village all in one structure!
Looking for a different holiday!
I would like to go there if I go back to Germany
One of my favorite castles in Germany!
Such magnificent German architecture !!!
Would love to wander around inside there