Regions

The region of Waldhessen comprises the towns of Hersfeld, Rotenburg an der Fulda, Bebra and Heringen and the rivers Fulda and Werra. The densely wooded low mountain range is ideal for a variety of excursions.

Weite Wiesen, dichte Wälder, sprudelnde Bäche sowie eine artenreiche Tier- und Pflanzenwelt sind charakteristisch für das Sauerland, auch als Land der 1000 Berge bezeichnet.

The historic heritage of Wetterau’s archaeological landscape dates back more than 2500 years. Both the Celts and the Romans left their mark here.

Known locally as the Auenverbund Wetterau, the area resembles a hand with outstretched fingers and is formed by the floodplains of five rivers.

Gelber Sand und ein lockerer Bewuchs aus Birken, Kiefern und Heiden kennzeichnen die Sennelandschaft. Ihre karge Schönheit erstreckt sich zwischen Bielefeld im Norden und Paderborn im Süden.

The Hohe Meißner mountain is regarded as the home of the Brothers Grimm character Frau Holle. But it’s not only in winter that the highest peak in the Grimms’ homeland of North Hesse has a particular charm.

The Kinzig Valley is nestled between the Vogelsberg and Spessart low mountain ranges. A number of fascinating towns surrounded by stunning natural scenery can be found along the valley such as Hanau, Gelnhausen and Schlüchtern.

Four countries, one lake, one region - with this self-image, the four-country region with Germany, Austria, Switzerland and the Principality of Liechtenstein does not only focus on joint tourist activities.

With its varied, beautiful natural and cultural landscape, the Württemberg Allgäu is a holiday region for a wide variety of holiday pleasures.

Four countries, one lake, one region - with this self-image, the four-country region with Germany, Austria, Switzerland and the Principality of Liechtenstein does not only focus on joint tourist activities.

In the western part of North Hesse, you will find the action-packed region of Waldecker Land. Hikes, cycling tours or a visit of to the Baroque palace in Bad Arolsen or the towns of Korbach and Frankenberg will add even more variety to your leisure break.

The Swabian Alb invites you to experience nature in its most beautiful way in magnificent nature parks, at springs and waterfalls, in ancient caves and with wide views from lofty heights.

Hikers and cyclists can expect an eventful network of paths in the "Liebliches Taubertal" holiday landscape.

Stretching from Passau to the Bavarian Forest National Park is a region known locally as the Dreiburgenland. It owes its name to the castles of Fürstenstein, Englburg and Saldenburg.