From the owner: Restaurant im Bergschlößchen Simmern - für Feinschmecker ganz groß…read more Unser Restaurant, in alpenländischem Stil eingerichtet, besticht durch seine warme Atmosphäre. Die großzügigen nach Süden ausgerichteten Glasfronten erlauben einen unverbauten Blick ins Grüne. Im Sommer genießen Sie Urlaubsfeeling pur auf unserer Gartenterrasse. Ideal für ein Essen zu zweit, mit Geschäftspartnern oder mit Familie. Bestens geeignet für Feierlichkeiten von 10 bis 100 Personen jeder Art - Klassentreffen, Hochzeiten, Jubiläen, Weihnachtsfeiern oder ähnliches. Das Bergschlößchen ist der Region verbunden und bietet ein nachhaltiges Speisen- und Getränkeangebot an. Aus diesem Grunde sind wir Mitglied im Regionalbündnis SooNahe und beziehen einen Großteil unserer Produkte aus der Region. Unser Küchenchef, Herr Michael Böhme, zaubert für die Gäste Gerichte in einer modern gestalteten Küche.

We decided to take the short hike up to this castle from the middle of town and stop for a beer…read morebreak and an awesome view! Best views for a beer break, and this almost seemed like an "accidental surprise" to us, as we didn't know exactly what was located at the top of the hill. We sure are glad that we stumbled upon it, and the views of the Rhine River were impeccable! Kinda cool too to find out that this place serves as a youth hostel as well.

I now understand when people say, "you're on the road to Stahleck" as you literally begin the…read moreascent hiking up the mountain (literally) to get to Stahleck Castle. We happened to be in Bacharach for the Game of Thrones Tourney, so we decided to make the journey to see the castle for ourselves. The castle is truly the focal point of the whole town; even upon arrival from the train station, Stahleck is standing proudly to greet you. Looking at the signs pointing to the stairs, I thought, how hard could this really be? We're two average fit Americans; we'll be fine! Well! We were! Make to bring some good hiking shoes with some good traction, and a good camera to take in some of the amazing scenery! The first initial steps up the mountain have a sturdy railing and sturdy wooden steps - nice and easy. But, as you go higher, the steps go away, and you're walking on a dirt path that I wouldn't dare walk on if it was covered in snow. Making it to the top is definitely worth it, and the view is really impressive of all of Bacharach. We should've gotten a beer or something to celebrate making it to the top, but it was getting dark rather quickly, so we had to make our way back down again. Go inside and get a coffee or hot chocolate before heading back to town!