Schlossberg 47
St. Goar (Sankt Goar), Germany, 56329

Phone: +49 6741 7753

Website

Built in 1245 by Count Diether von Katzenelnbogen in St. Goar, the Rheinfels is today one of the largest castle and fortress ruins on the Middle Rhine. Under the Counts of Hesse, expanded into a Renaissance castle and later expanded into an extensive fortress, Rheinfels swings towards the most important places on the Middle Rhine. As one of the few strongholds on the Rhine, it was unsuccessfully besieged and not destroyed during the Thirty Years' War and the Palatinate War of Succession.

Hours of operation: March through September: Monday through Sunday 09.00 (9:00 am) to 18.00 (6:00 pm) last admission 17.00 (5:00 pm). October: Monday through Sunday 09.00 (9:00 am) to 17.00 (5:00 pm) last admission 16.00 (4:00 pm). November to the end of February (weather permitting) Friday through Sunday 10.00 (10:00 am) to 15.00 (3:00 pm) last admission 14.00 (2:00 pm). The castle remains closed on snow and ice days.
Parking in front.

This is a Euroscope combination Euro cent / Token machine located outside between the gift shop and the ticket booth for castle entrance and is available 24 hours a day 7 days a week.

Machine 2 is between the gift shop and the ticket booth for castle entrance. Cost to press: €2.05 each design (€1 coin and a 5 Euro cent coin). Designs:
1. (H) Saint Goar.
2. (H) Saint Goar in the Loreley valley.
3. (H) Saint Goar on the Rhine.
Reverse: Rheinfels Castle.

Token machine also has two round medal coins for €2 each.

Need scan/ photo of Machine 2 and token designs (front and back) on a plain white background.

Retired: 1) (H) Rheinfels Castle with 'Burg Rheinfels, St Goar',

G.P.S. coordinates: Latitude: N50° 9' 13.0674" Longitude: W-7° 42' 21.1104"
Google Maps coordinates: 5P34+F3 Sankt Goar, Germany

August 11, 2024. Machine is running smoothly again!