In the year 871, Bacharach was documentary mentioned for the very first time. From time immemorial, Bacharach has owed its reputation to its viticulture and wine-trade. As early as in medieval times, this town enjoyed an international reputation as the main stockyard for wines from the Middle Rhine, Nahe and the Rheingau. It ranked among the most famous wine-growing places.
Objects of interest :
the old house, market place, Wernerkapelle,
ev. church "St. Peter", castle Stahleck,
Zollhof with kath. chruch "St. Nikolaus", Kurpfälzische Münze, Kurpfälzer Amtskeller (now city hall), to a large extent received city attachment (curtain wall and tower),
numerous pictorial half timbered houses in Bacharach and local part Steeg, ev. church "St. Anna" in Steeg,
Burgruine Stahlberg in Steeg, Römerstraße in "Kühlberg".
Objects of interest :
the old house, market place, Wernerkapelle,
ev. church "St. Peter", castle Stahleck,
Zollhof with kath. chruch "St. Nikolaus", Kurpfälzische Münze, Kurpfälzer Amtskeller (now city hall), to a large extent received city attachment (curtain wall and tower),
numerous pictorial half timbered houses in Bacharach and local part Steeg, ev. church "St. Anna" in Steeg,
Burgruine Stahlberg in Steeg, Römerstraße in "Kühlberg".
