Bendorf is a small town in Rhineland-Palatinate (Rheinland-Pfalz). The town consists of the neighbourhoods of Bendorf, Sayn, Mülhofen, Stromberg.
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Sayn abbey
Sayn abbey is a former Premonstratensian monastery, established in 1202 by the Sayn Earls.
Sayn castle
Ruins of medieval castle
Sayn palace
reconstructed neo-gothic residence with museum of ornamental cast iron and a restaurant. Nice place to stop for coffee and cake.
Sayn ironworks
Impressive 18th century industrial buildings
Roman watchtower
Reconstruction on the Limes.
Butterfly Garden
Italienisches Restaurant, Pizzeria
Italienisches Restaurant, Pizzeria
Good food and friendly service. A welcome break for hikers.
Good quality privately run hotel with reasonably spacious rooms and good breakfast. Above the town in quite residential area providing an impressive view of the Rhine valley and the Eiffel beyond. Evening restaurant and home made cakes in the afternoon.
Modern building on the edge of the town.
Bendorf is on the right (east) bank of the Rhine north of Koblenz and the A48 on the B42.
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Köln (Cologne) · International · CGN
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