town in Rhein-Lahn-Kreis in Rhineland-Palatinate, Germany
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Nassau is a town in Rhineland-Palatinate, Germany. It sits in the Lahn River Valley, and has a population of no more than roughly 5,000.
UnderstandEdit
Nassau is home to the namesake castle, which in turn gave the name to a dynasty and through the circuitous routes of European imperial politics ultimately gave the name to the Bahamian capital, Nassau.
Get inEdit
- 1 Train station. sees regional service from Koblenz and Limburg an der Lahn
Get aroundEdit
SeeEdit
- 1 Burg Nassau. A castle standing about 120 meters over the Lahn River.
- 2 Steinsches Schloss. A seat of the eponymous noble family, which produced Prussian 19th century reformer Heinrich Friedrich Karl vom und zum Stein
Further afieldEdit
- 3 Steinsche Burg. Seat of the Stein family before the Stein's chateau was built. Now mostly a ruin.
DoEdit
- Local Vineyards. Sample the fine wine the Lahn region has to offer.
- Lahn River. The Lahn offers various activities such as canoeing, or relaxing on the banks.
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EatEdit
DrinkEdit
SleepEdit
- Hotel Lahnromantik, Bezirksstraße 20 56377 Nassau (Close to Burg Nassau (Local Castle) and the Lahn River.). Hotel - Cafe - Restaurant 30-35€ a person.
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Go nextEdit
Frankfurt and Koblenz are both easily accessible by train from Nassau.