Schloss Laufen — Attraction in Laufen-Uhwiesen

There is not much to the castle itself. It has been turned into restaurants. Surrounding it, though, is a playground, shops, eateries, toilets, and a church. There is a small exhibition. For photography of the castle, you get more scenic views from the other side of the river. You can cross using the train bridge, which has a pedestrian pathway. The best views of the falls are from the left-hand side when crossing. You get tickets for accessing the falls viewing platforms at the castle. You can pay by cash or card. The machine was easy to use. I got there early, so there was a small queue. This got larger as the day progressed. I can see it getting very busy in the summer, so I would recommend pre-booking tickets. If you use a wheelchair or a pushchair, you are asked to purchase your tickets from the Schloss Laufen Visitor Centre. They can not be purchased online. There is a nearby carpark with disabled parking. There are wheelchair...

Schloss Laufen and the Rhineland Falls provide a good day trip option near Stuttgart. It's suitable for families and is reasonably priced. Visitors should consider using the stairs to see the falls from different vantage points. There's also an elevator for a good view, useful for those who can't use the stairs. There are two lifts. The one on the right offers the best views.

Visiting the palace interior is also recommended, but it's not well-marked. Better signs or guides would help visitors find the art exhibit...

From the outside the castle looks big, but inside it was much smaller. Most of the castle is occupied by restaurants. But anyway, it's an interesting place. Moreover, the tour of the castle is free. Entrance to the castle costs 5 euros, the price includes a visit to the lower observation decks near the waterfall. I don't regret going to the museum. Although the display is quite small, the dining room was a surprise. They did not expect. Funny and interesting. The exhibition is interactive. I...