Plattegrond van Rheinfels (Sankt Goar) 1700 - 1735

This anonymous 18th century map depicts the fortified town of Sankt Goar, Germany, with its prominent castle, Rheinfels. This detailed hand-drawn plan is a captivating visual record of the town's layout, including the Rhine River, surrounding hills, and the surrounding landscape. It offers a glimpse into the strategic importance of the castle as a defensive stronghold and its relation to the surrounding landscape. The meticulous hand-drawn lines and delicate colors give the map a unique artistic quality. This map, "Plattegrond van Rheinfels (Sankt Goar)", is an essential piece for those interested in historical cartography, the German Rhineland, and the evolution of urban landscapes.