A Fresh Perspective on Travel Every Day
In a nation as expansive and rich in heritage as Germany, one can discover some of the world’s most extraordinary castles—from medieval fortifications to opulent palaces. Scattered throughout the country, many are steeped in historical significance, with some still under the ownership of their original families.
Although the Middle Ages are commonly referred to as the Dark Ages, a period noted for its significant decline following the fall of the Roman Empire, numerous stunning artifacts, such as medieval castles, have remarkably endured through the ages.
The following day in the Moselle Valley was one that, in hindsight, could have benefited from some adjustments.
Burg Eltz, or Eltz Castle, is one of the most enchanting castles in Germany, nestled in the west between Koblenz and Trier and surrounded by the scenic Moselle River. Visitors are often captivated by the sight of this fairytale castle perched amidst lush trees.