Stadt Bkankenberg, the smallest City in Germany. It's true, only a few inhabitants, but the formal right to be a city (earned in medieval times). You will find an old ruin there.

[brewmaster15]

That looks like a wonderful place to take pictures, what a beautiful area , nicely captured!. The shots you posted make me want to visit it! I could spend hours alone at the castle.

Thanks For sharing!
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[PJ1]

Nice shots showing the ruin but I particularly like the atmosphere of the last shot.

[LOU16]

Stadt Bkankenberg, the smallest City in Germany. It's true, only a few inhabitants, but the formal right to be a city (earned in medieval times). You will find an old ruin there.

The last shot is absolutely great. Catching that red train crossing the bridge really adds a lot to the photo.

[Hmuehl]

As a guy from northern Germany I have to correct the info „smallest city in Germany“.
Stadt Blankenburg has been renamed „Stadt“ in 1953, but it‘s part of the city off Hennef an not a city itself.
It has about 650 inhabitants.

The smallest city in Germany is Arnis. It‘s still a self governing city with 300 to 350 inhabitants and the smallest size (0.45 skm).

I like the pictures of Stadt Blankenburg, though....😉

Hartmut

[camera_nut]

Nice ruins. And l like the train shot-l'm a railfan.

[Sailor]

Fantastic - and beautiful shots! I'd sure like to visit.

Jer