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In this exhibition presented by Museum of the Bible, we tell the stories of seven women from the House of Stolberg, highlighting the way the Bible served as their lives’ guiding principle and the standard for their decisions.
Juliana's ancestral castle is enthroned above the little town of Stolberg, probably built before 1200. Today, you can admire two Renaissance and one Baroque wing. Inside there are beautiful stucco ceilings and the Roter Saal (Red Hall), a room built and furnished according to Karl Friedrich Schinkel.
- But First, A Nature Walk and History
- The Road to Stolberg, Germany
- Back in Time at Burg Stolberg
- Walking Around Stolberg, Germany
- Lots of Places to Eat in Stolberg
We started our journey near Stolberg with a walk to see some old WWII tanks at Brander Wald, a nature reserve. However, we didn’t get very far. Brander Wald is also a training area, and is closed Monday-Friday during the day, so we’ll have to return in the future on a weekend. If you’re in the area on a Saturday or Sunday, you should definitely che...
Stolberg, Germany, was a quick 10-minute drive from Branden Wald, so we ventured over and ended up parking right at the castle. From there, we walked all around the castle and took the paths down into town.
The castle was built back in the 12th century, which is mind boggling. It was also amazing to see the literal rock formations that they built the castle into and on top of. Or limestone, to be exact. Walking around this giant castle with its huge archways and giant boulder foundation has a way of making you feel so tiny. Adjacent to the castle is a...
The castle grounds were small enough to wander around the whole thing in about a half hour, and since it’s situated on a hill, it gave great views of the town below. We were the only people walking around Stolberg the morning we were there, which was quite strange. It was weird being in a town that I could picture so clearly bustling and alive, but...
Once things open up more, this would be perfect timing to check out Brander Wald in the morning followed with lunch in Stolberg—there are plenty of places to eat at and near the castle. Yup, you can eat at this castle. We were too early to dine, but we will be back for sure. We passed so many restaurants and cafes, and it hurt my soul to see their ...
Stolberg is a beautiful historical town in a magnificent natural setting. The welcoming old city centre is characterised by a towering medieval castle, surrounded by picturesque, cobbled streets with more than 750 monuments.*.
Jun 18, 2022 · Stolberg im Harz is one of the most photogenic villages in Germany. Medieval half-timbered houses line the cobbled streets. Visiting Stolberg is like walking on the Beauty & The Beast film set or being transported back to the Middle Ages!
With a history engraved in its metal industry, Stolberg in the Rhineland, however, possesses an exceedingly vibrant landscape of hills, valleys, meadows, vineyards, and villages. This charming area in the district of Aachen welcomes you with wine and song!
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Oct 21, 2014 · Nestled away on the southern edge of the Harz mountains lies the small town of Stolberg, in which non-timber-framed houses are rather hard to find. Apart from around 400 of them, there also is a castle by the town's name, Schloss Stolberg, which has had a changing history, particularly throughout the last one hundred years or so.
