Here you will find practical tips and further information for your stay.
Felsberg (Hesse) is a charming city that is rich in history and culture. There are many sights to visit to experience the beauty and charm of this city. Here are some of the best attractions in Felsberg:
District Beekeeping Museum of the Felsberg Beekeeping Association in the gatehouse of the former Carthusian monastery Eppenberg am Heiligenberg: If you are interested in bees and beekeeping, then the Beekeeping Museum is a must-see. It is located in the gatehouse of the former Carthusian monastery Eppenberg am Heiligenberg and offers a fascinating exhibition about the world of bees.
Museum for Prehistory and Early History in the district of Gensungen: The Museum for Prehistory and Early History is another highlight in Felsberg. It offers an extensive collection of artifacts from the region, including tools, weapons, and jewelry from the Stone Age to the Iron Age.
Art Hiking Trail: The Art Hiking Trail is a unique project that started east of Felsberg in 2001. It is being developed section by section into a planned 700 km long art hiking trail. The trail leads through breathtaking landscapes and offers artworks by local artists.
Evangelical City Church: The Evangelical City Church is a beautiful example of Gothic architecture. It was built in the mid-15th century and has a low nave and a higher choir. The west tower dates back to the 14th century.
Old Town: The small half-timbered old town is located below the ruins of Felsburg and is a picturesque place to stroll around and discover. Here you will find many historic buildings, including the historic Jewish synagogue from 1847.
Felsburg: The castle ruins tower above the old town on a rugged basalt rock. The ring wall with castle chapel and the keep are preserved. The tower was built in 1388 and is also called the "Butter Barrel" by the locals; it can be "climbed" via steep wooden stairs.
Burg Heiligenburg on Heiligenberg in the district of Gensungen (ruin with observation tower): Burg Heiligenburg is another impressive castle ruin in Felsberg. It is located on Heiligenberg in the district of Gensungen and offers a breathtaking view of the surroundings.
Altenburg: The castle ruins in the district of Altenburg are also worth a visit. They date back to the 12th century and offer a magnificent view of the landscape.
Historic Jewish Synagogue (1847) in the old town (now used as a place of worship again): The historic Jewish synagogue in the old town was built in 1847 and is now used as a place of worship again.
Sports clubs: For sports enthusiasts, there are also some opportunities to get active in Felsberg. The handball club ESG Gensungen/Felsberg, the football club FV Felsberg-Lohre-Niedervorschütz, and the sports club TSV Eintracht 1863 Felsberg offer various sports.
If you are looking for a place to stay during your stay in Felsberg, you should consider
Hotel Bellini in Guxhagen. The
hotel awaits you with an elegantly designed studio that combines old wooden beams with modern furniture. Wi-Fi is free of charge, and each room is stylishly designed.
Overall, Felsberg offers a variety of attractions for visitors of all ages. Whether you are interested in history, art, or nature - there is something for everyone to discover here!
*This text has been compiled and rewritten from various sources. Unfortunately, errors and mistakes cannot be completely ruled out. Please understand if there is an error or if a sight is a bit further away. For your travel planning, please also consider other sources. Of course, we will correct any errors immediately. Feel free to send us an email with your correction suggestions. We would be very grateful for that.
