Places to visit
Vacation region Maifeld
Beautiful natural landscape on the rise from the Moselle to the Eifel. More information.
Eltz castle
The most famous castle in Germany located in a side valley of the Moselle. More information.
Pyrmont castle
Also in the valley of the Eltz lies Pyrmont Castle, an almost completely rebuilt castle. More information.
Volcano Park
A project around the volcanoes in our homeland with numerous sights and actions. Further information.
Mayen
Center of the northern Eifel with almost completely preserved medieval city wall and castle in the middle of the city. The city is known for the special basalt deposits and a leading slate industry. More information.
Mendig
Mendig was onces called the city of beer, because more than one hundred breweries were located there and stored their beer in the cool rock cellars during the summer months. More information.
Lake Laach
One of Germany's youngest volcanoes left a crater more than a kilometer in diameter when it erupted about 10,000 years ago. On the lake that now fills this crater is the famous Maria Laach Abbey and a natural history museum. More information.
Brohl valley
The Brohl Valley is considered an insider tip among archaeologists since unique rock finds can be made here. The valley is driven by a narrow-gauge railroad with passenger traffic. More information.
Bonn
Formerly the capital of Germany, Bonn has a lot to offer. Worth seeing is the Museum Mile with the House of History. More information.
Cochem
The city of Cochem with its Imperial Castle as well as a number of medieval buildings is always worth a visit. More information.
Koblenz
At the confluence of the Rhine and Moselle lies Koblenz. Worth seeing here are the Ehrenbreitstein Fortress, the German Corner and various museums.
Somewhat up the Rhine is Stolzenfels Castle, a worthwhile visit. More information
Marksburg near Braubach
The Marksburg is one of the landmarks of the town of Braubach and was the only one of the medieval hill castles on the Middle Rhine never destroyed. More information.
King's chair in Rhens
On the left bank of the Rhine is the town of Rhens with its Old Town Hall and a lot of old buildings. Also, the King's chair. More information.
Bad Ems
The spa town of the last German emperors is Bad Ems, located on the Lahn River. More information.
