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Klunkhardshof

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Klunkhardshof is a large timber-framed house from the 15th century, one of Rüdesheim's oldest surviving buildings. It was built for the Klunkhard family, who held local influence; a family member once served as abbot of Eberbach Abbey. The building remains in private ownership, so the experience is limited to viewing the exterior and appreciating its place in the historic streetscape.
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Opening Hours

Schedule Not Provided - attraction may be open

Highlights

  • Expect to see a substantial timber façade and the proportions of a late medieval town house.
  • Details to notice include the exposed wooden beams, the rhythm of the windows and the building’s scale against neighbouring houses.
  • There is little on-site interpretation, so bring a guidebook or check online background before you visit.
Klunkhardshof, 65385 Rüdesheim am Rhein, Germany
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