Marksburg Review

Marxburg is a very old European-style castle on the Rhine River, which has a history of more than 600 years. It is located on the top of the mountain and is condescending. It overlooks the scenery along the Rhine River. In ancient times, this must also be a very important military fortress. It is definitely worth visiting.

Max Castle, the only castle on the Rhine that has not been destroyed by war, perfectly preserves the lives and history of the medieval people. We are here leisurely, slowly admiring their majestic architecture, European architecture is unique, it is worth slowly admiring.

Bao is on the mountain, so you can drive up all the way, you can pay attention to see some shields, in fact, this shield has a shield, there is a shield, there is a master, so several shields represent several masters

Maxburg is a 600-year-old castle in Koblenz, built on the high mountains of the Rhine, and is very majestic. The castle has a high tower, you can see the situation around dozens of kilometers at a glance, like a watchtower or a campfire, very unique, it is worth visiting.

The first time I entered the castle, I felt like I was in GameofThrones, gray and cold. The weather was very good and the sun was shining that day. The most impressive thing is that the road behind the gate is the same as the mountain road. The narrow and dense road in it is also great!

The Rhine has many castle buildings, this visit to Marxburg is one of them, but to affirm that this Marx is not Marx in the primary school textbooks, the two have no half a cent relationship! Whether it was intentional or not, the castle was neglected by various wars for centuries, and it is said to be a rare uncaptured fortress on the Rhine River, which has been centuries old. Now the castle is still inhabited and silently protected. The castle was in good condition on display, and the living conditions of the owners of the castle were well restored. The kitchen, bedroom, living room, weapons room, etc. were all restored. Walking the castle is like crossing history.