The Rossel Ruin was erected by Graf von Ostein in 1774. It consists of a lightly elevated round tower and a rectangular building. The artful construct served as entertainment and landscape design in the sense of late Baroque garden culture.
The old walls offer a spectacular view of the mouth of the River Nahe and Binger Loch and are a popular resting place on the “Rheinsteig” long distance footpath.