Waldhessen
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.
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Sauerland
Weite Wiesen, dichte Wälder, sprudelnde Bäche sowie eine artenreiche Tier- und Pflanzenwelt sind charakteristisch für das Sauerland, auch als Land der 1000 Berge bezeichnet. -
Archaeological Landscape of Wetterau
The historic heritage of Wetterau’s archaeological landscape dates back more than 2500 years. Both the Celts and the Romans left their mark here. -
Wetterau Floodplains
Known locally as the Auenverbund Wetterau, the area resembles a hand with outstretched fingers and is formed by the floodplains of five rivers. -
Senne
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. -
Hoher Meißner – The Home of Frau Holle
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. -
Kinzig Valley, Vogelsberg, Spessart
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. -
Lake Constance Four-country region
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. -
Württembergisches Allgäu
With its varied, beautiful natural and cultural landscape, the Württemberg Allgäu is a holiday region for a wide variety of holiday pleasures. -
Lake Constance Four-country region
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. -
Leipziger Neuseenland
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Waldecker Land
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. -
Swabian Alb
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. -
Lovely Tauber Valley
Hikers and cyclists can expect an eventful network of paths in the "Liebliches Taubertal" holiday landscape. -
Dreiburgenland
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. -
Burgbernheim orchard
With around 30,000 fruit trees, the interconnecting orchard landscape around the small town of Burgbernheim is one of the largest and prettiest of its kind in Europe. -
Drackensteiner Hang
Thanks to its elaborate arched bridge architecture, the Drackensteiner Hang is described as the most beautiful motorway section in Germany. -
The Fairy-tale Land of Dorothea Viehmann
The fairy-tale land of Dorothea Viehmann was brought to everyone’s awareness by the famous Brothers Grimm. The innkeeper’s daughter was one of the most important sources for 40 of their 200-plus children’s and household tales. -
Hesse Highlands
The lakes, rivers and wooded hills make the Hesse Highlands a wonderful destination. Visit the modern cosmopolitan city of Kassel, enjoy an active break or embark on a fairy-tale journey to enchanting castles and palaces. -
Zollernalb
With its landmark, Hohenzollern Castle, the Zollernalb belongs to the highest part of the Swabian Alb and offers views as far as the Alps and the Black Forest. -
Köln (Region)
Die Rheinmetropole Köln und der Rhein-Erft-Kreis sind bekannt für ihre renommierten Museen und Ausstellungen von internationalem Rang. -
UNESCO Geopark Bergstraße-Odenwald
The UNESCO Geopark Bergstraße-Odenwald unites two regions between the Rhine, Main and Neckar rivers. The Bergstraße region is Germany’s spring garden, something that even the Romans recognised. -
Münsterland
Prächtige Wasserschlösser und romantische Burgen, historische Städtchen, wunderschöne Natur in weiter Parklandschaft: Das Münsterland bietet unzählige Erlebnismöglichkeiten. -
Paderborner Land
Kontrastreiche Landschaften und großer Wasserreichtum zeichnen das Paderborner Land aus. Im Zentrum der Region triffst du auf die alte Bischofsstadt Paderborn mit Kaiserpfalz, historischem Rathaus und Dom. -
Borken Lake District
Surrounded by woodlands and meadows, this lake landscape known locally as the Borkener Seenland is a popular destination, particularly for water lovers. -
Bonn und Region
Zu vielfältigem Erleben regen Bonn und der umgebende Rhein-Sieg-Kreis an. -
Aachen (Region)
Oche, Aken. Aix-la-Chapelle: Aachen hat viele Namen und viele Gesichter: Historisch groß, europäisch bedeutsam, überraschend kleinteilig und faszinierend entspannt. -
Neanderland (Region)
Der Kreis Mettmann wird auch als Neanderland bezeichnet. Im Jahr 1856 wurde im namensgebenden Neandertal das Skelett des Neandertalers entdeckt. -
Niederrhein (Region)
Kaum Hügel, beste Radwege und echter Naturgenuss. Der Niederrhein ist mit dem längsten ausgeschilderten Radwegenetz Deutschlands auf einer Länge von über 2.000 Kilometern ein Paradies für Radfahrer. -
Eifel (Region)
Von Flüssen durchzogene Täler, erloschene Vulkankegel und aufgeschichtete Höhenzüge – in der Eifel erfährst du die geologische Entwicklung von Jahrmillionen im Zeitraffer. -
Düsseldorf (Region)
Düsseldorf, die Perle am Rhein, bietet dir eine spannende Mischung aus Kultur, Shopping und Gastro. -
Wetterau Limes UNESCO Heritage Site
The Wetterau Limes have been listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 2005. It represents one of the largest sections of the famous Roman border wall in Hesse. -
Wetterau Lake District
The Wetterau Lake District is a wonderful destination for relaxing and recreation in the heart of Hesse. It comprises eight large and numerous small lakes – many of which offer perfect conditions for water sports and angling. -
Wasserkuppe – The Mountain of Aviators
The Wasserkuppe, the mountain of aviators, is the highest point in Hesse. The sport of gliding actually began here. -
Werra Valley
Densely wooded hills and flower-strewn meadows provide the backdrop for the River Werra as it meanders its way through the Werratal. -
Bergisches Land
Das Bergische Land ist eine überschaubare Region, überrascht aber mit einer landschaftlichen und kulturellen Vielfalt. Sanft geschwungene Hügel, Wiesen, Wälder und abgeschiedene Flusstäler prägen das Landschaftsbild. -
Wolfhager Land
The North Hesse towns of Wolfhagen, Breuna, Naumburg and Schauenburg make up the district known as the Wolfhager Land. In the Geopark Region more than 250 million years of geological history can be discovered. -
Siegen-Wittgenstein
Die Region Siegen-Wittgenstein steckt voller Überraschungen: Die Naturkulisse des Rothaargebirges ist ein Wanderparadies, während viele idyllische Fachwerkorte mit historischem Stadtkern ebenso sehenswerte Ziele bieten. -
Rhein-Erft-Kreis (Region)
In dem an Köln grenzenden Rhein-Erft-Kreis begeistern die Schlösser Augustusburg und Falkenlust als prachtvolle Gesamtkunstwerke des Barock und Rokoko. -
Leine - Werra - Fulda - Weser (Cycling Region)
The Leine - Werra - Fulda - Weser cycling region allows you to explore four river areas by bicycle using a wide variety of routes. -
Metropole Ruhr - Ruhrgebiet
Die Metropole Ruhr hat sich in den letzten Jahrzehnten einer Wandlung vollzogen: Wo früher Kohle abgebaut und Stahl gekocht wurde, bieten heute einzigartige Industriedenkmäler Raum für Kunst, Kultur und Unterhaltung. -
Siegerland
Von der Eisenzeit bis in die Gegenwart wurde das Siegerland durch die Erzgewinnung geprägt – ihre Spuren wie Stollensysteme und Hammerwerke findest du noch heute. -
Home of the Abensberg asparagus
Thanks to its sandy soil, the Abensberg 'Spargelland' is one of Europe's oldest and best-known asparagus-growing areas. From April to June, asparagus producers offer in-depth guided tours. -
Spa district of the Bavarian Rhön region
Known locally as the Bäderland Bayerische Rhön, this district unites five neighbouring spa towns: Bad Bocklet, Bad Kissingen, Bad Brückenau, Bad Königshofen and Bad Neustadt. -
Bavarian Forest
The Bavarian Forest offers visitors numerous delights such as its beautiful river valleys, lakes and bizarre rock formations. Numerous hiking trails lead through two nature reserves and the national park. -
Bavarian Jura
In the idyllic Bavarian Jura region, you can experience at first hand how the forces of nature shaped impressive landscapes. Where the Jurassic Sea existed millions of years ago, there are now buttes, karst landscapes and stalactite caves. -
Ostallgäu Castle Region
The sight of old castles towering over the region of East Allgäu is an impressive one. The old ruins with hundreds of years of history to tell provide a hint of what life was like in the Middle Ages. -
Coburg.Rennsteig holiday region
The changing landscape and the numerous regional specialities bring together the very best of Franconia and Thuringia in the holiday region of Coburg.Rennsteig. -
Archaeological sites and Asam baroque in the Danube valley
History fans are drawn to the Danube Valley because of the area’s archaeology and the Baroque churches of the Asam brothers. Numerous archaeological finds are on display in the Quintana Archaeological Museum. -
Lake Chiemsee | Chiemgau
The Chiemsee-Chiemgau holiday region is one of Germany’s most idyllic. Those on a bathing holiday love Bavaria’s largest lake, while hikers are in their element in the picturesque foothills of the Alps. -
Chiemgau
Surrounding Lake Chiemsee and stretching as far as the Chiemgau Alps is the popular holiday region of Chiemgau. The picturesque backdrop of the alpine foothills is a delight to all nature enthusiasts. -
The Rhön Mountains
The most world-renowned UNESCO Biosphere Reserve in Germany is the Rhön. The Rhön’s cultural offer is extremely diverse – from the Franconian Open-Air Museum to the impressive Kirchenburg, a fortified church in Ostheim. -
Danube – romantic river landscape
The Danube’s romantic river landscape is best discovered on foot. A leisurely riverside stroll along Europe’s second largest river will allow you to appreciate the impressive wetlands. -
Franconian Switzerland
The Franconian Switzerland upland area offers unique natural scenery comprising bizarre rock formations and idyllic river valleys. Hardly any other German holiday region has so much for you to discover. -
The Three Franconias
Franconia’s tri-border region is where the provinces of Lower, Middle and Upper Franconia converge. Here there are many appealing natural spectacles to explore. -
Holiday region of Kaiserwinkl
The lush green valley landscape of the Kaiserwinkl holiday region in the Austrian Tyrol is surrounded by the jagged rocky crests of the Kaiser Mountains. -
Franconian Saale
With its vineyards and river landscape, the Frankens Saalestück region offers the perfect retreat from daily life. In the Terra Triassica Museum an impressive collection of fossils from the Triassic period can be found. -
Europe’s Lead Crystal Capital
From 1890 onwards, glass factories began to spring up in Neustadt an der Waldnaab leading to it becoming the European centre for lead crystal in the 20th century. -
Franconian Lake District
With its seven lakes, the Franconian Lake District is Franconia’s centre for water sports. But it also has many historical and cultural offers ranging from a historic hammer mill to the Wolfram von Eschenbach Museum. -
Franconian Wine Country
With its seven lakes, the Franconian Lake District is Franconia’s centre for water sports. But it also has many historical and cultural offers ranging from a historic hammer mill to the Wolfram von Eschenbach Museum. -
Upper Franconia – pleasure region and land of breweries
The Upper Franconia Region of Delight certainly lives up to its name. With its 200 brewing establishments it has the highest concentration of breweries in the world. -
Hassberge
Awaiting you in the Haßberge Nature Park is an almost untouched landscape, colourful mixed woodlands and historic vineyards. It’s no coincidence that the region is known as the “land of castles, palaces and ruins”. -
Aischgrund carp farming region
The River Aisch stretches from its source near Marktbergel over a good 85 kilometres to Forchheim, where it joins the River Regnitz. With over 7,000 water meadows, it is the largest contiguous stretch of water meadows in Europe. -
Hochfelln – Bergener Moos moorland
At the foot of the Hochfelln alpine skiing area lies the Bergener Moos nature reserve in the climatic health resort of Bergen. The largest litter meadow in the Chiemgau area is home to numerous plant and animal species. -
Hop-growing region of Hallertau
The idyllic Upper Bavarian region of Hopfenland Hallertau is the largest hop-growing area in the world. Blossoming here for hundreds of years is the most Bavarian of all plants as it is the most important ingredient in beer. -
Middle Upper Palatinate carp farming region
The Carp Country region in the Central Upper Palatinate is renowned throughout Germany for its unique pond landscape and carp farming tradition that dates back almost 1000 years. -
Klosterwinkel
The natural landscape in Abbey Corner or Klosterwinkel ranges from gentle hills to dense forests. This Danube Valley region in Lower Bavaria contains six districts. -
Garlic and vegetable country
The garlic region between Nuremberg and Erlangen is one of the largest contiguous vegetable growing areas in Germany. On a tour of one of the farms you can discover more about vegetable growing and the produce. -
Aying’s cultural landscape
The cultural landscape of Aying is a picturesque natural idyll. The area is a popular destination for hikers and cyclists with wonderful alpine views stretching as far as the Zugspitze. -
Franconian River Paradise
The Rivers Main and Regnitz are at the heart of Franconia’s river paradise – an area of European natural heritage. The Mainaue leisure area close to Kulmbach, known locally as the Kieswäsch, is a real gem. -
Upper Palatine Forest
The enthralling Upper Palatinate Forest is considered a particularly diverse mountain range landscape. The Upper Palatinate lake region appeals to water sports enthusiasts. -
Oberallgäu
The district of Upper Allgäu or Oberallgäu covers the southernmost part of the Allgäu region and is a magnet for nature lovers and active holidaymakers with its wonderful alpine scenery. -
The mountains, castles and lakes of Ostallgäu
Covering the entire district of East Allgäu (Ostallgäu) is the Schlosspark or castle park, one of nine adventure areas in the Allgäu region. Imposing mountain scenery and numerous lakes paint a fantastical backdrop. -
Achental Region
Between the Chiemgau Alps and Lake Chiemsee lies the idyllic Achental holiday region. Particularly popular is the 3-km-long footpath around the Taubensee, Germany’s highest lake. -
Randersacker – The Main and quarrying
The history of Randersacker is closely linked to the concept of the river Main and local stone masonry. The stonemasons' guild was once the most important alongside the winegrowers' and fishermen's trades. -
Pfaffenwinkel – Fünfseenland
Two popular holiday destinations in Upper Bavaria are the scenic regions of StarnbergAmmersee and Pfaffenwinkel. Both regions feature an attractive moorland and woodland landscape. -
Nürnberger Land – Outdoor and gastronomic region
In the Nürnberger Land region, you will experience the diversity of Franconia in a very unique way. With four premium-grade footpaths and numerous cycle paths, the region presents itself as a true hiking and cycling paradise. -
Rupertiwinkel
The natural landscape is the Rupertiwinkel region’s most beautiful attraction. Besides the impressive mountains such as the Högl and Teisenberg, there are many delightful woodlands, meadows and lakes. -
Swabia’s Baroque Corner
Culture connoisseurs refer to the district of Günzburg as the Schwäbische Barockwinkel or Swabian Baroque Corner. It’s because many magnificent buildings of the Baroque era are characteristic of this central Swabian region. -
Ostallgäu Lake District
The area of alpine uplands surrounding Füssen is called the Ostallgäuer Seenland or East Allgäu Lake District. The Forggensee is the largest lake while the Alatsee is shrouded in legends. -
Steigerwald
The Steigerwald region offers unique diversity in terms of landscapes, culture and cuisine. In addition to sunny vineyards, ancient forests and over 1,000 ponds, you will find Germany's oldest beech trees in the nature reserve. -
Tölzer Region
Between the Rivers Isar and Loisach lies the Tölzer Land, a region that delights with idyllic woodlands, flowering meadows and fragrant herbs. The town of Bad Tölz is renowned for its healthy climate and picturesque old town. -
Romantic Franconia
Romantic Franconia is the largest holiday region in Franconia and combines two holiday landscapes, the Frankenhöhe nature reserve and the area along the Romantic Road. -
Triathlon region of Rothsee
Since 1989, sports enthusiasts from around the world have descended annually on the Triathlon Region of Rothsee in the Franconian Lake District. During June’s Memmert Rothsee Triathlon, records are set. -
Tourist Region of Obermain Jura
The Upper Main Jura tourism region also goes by the name of “God’s Garden” due to its breathtaking natural scenery. Rolling hills, forests and vast river wetlands characterise the region. -
Samerberg-Hochries – hiking paradise
The Samerberg / Hochries region in the Chiemgau Alps is a paradise for hikers thanks to its unspoilt nature and a variety of footpaths. -
Werdenfelser Land
The Werdenfelser Land’s two prominent landmarks are the ruins of Werdenfels Castle, the region’s namesake, and Germany’s highest peak, the 2962-metre-high Zugspitze. -
Wittelsbacher Land
The region of Wittelsbacher Land is the old Bavarian part of Bavarian Swabia and is renowned for its beautiful natural scenery with its rolling hills, romantic valleys and small streams. -
Zugspitzland
The Zugspitzland is part of the region of Werdenfelser Land and offers breathtaking views of the Wetterstein Mountains including the Alpspitze and Zugspitze. -
Albaufstieg
Thanks to its elaborate arched bridge architecture, the Albaufstieg is described as the most beautiful motorway section in Germany. -
Nuremberg
The city of Nuremberg’s major landmark is the Kaiserburg – one of the most important imperial castles in the Holy Roman Empire during the Middle Ages. -
Die Lewitz
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Westerwald
It is easy to combine pure relaxation and outdoorsy adventures in the unspoilt nature of the Westerwald. -
Dorf Mecklenburg Wiege des Landes
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Moselle valley
The extraordinary contrasts in the scenery make the Moselle valley one of the loveliest holiday regions in Germany. -
Black Forest
„Black.Forest.“ – that is Germanys's most diverse holiday region. Immerse into the ultimate holiday experience. -
Kühlung/Salzhaff
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Mecklenburgische Seenplatte
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Land Fleesensee / Göhren-Lebbin
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Mecklenburgische Schweiz
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Nationalpark Unteres Odertal
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Trebeltal
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Schweriner Seenland
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Nossentiner-Schwinzer Heide
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Ruhner Berge
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Stettiner Haff / Ueckermünder Heide
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Randowbruch
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Merzig Viezregion
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Elbmarschen
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Niederlausitz Dolna Luzyca
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Prignitz
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Eckernförder Bucht
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Dithmarschen
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Baumschulgebiet Kreis Pinneberg
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Havelland
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Lausitzer Seenland
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Brohmer Berge
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Nordfriesland/Nordfriislon
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Naturpark Lauenburgische Seen
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Treenetal
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Kulturlandschaft Vier- und Marschlande
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UNESCO-Weltnaturerbe Wattenmeer
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Rheinisches Braunkohlerevier
Mitten im Rheinland, im Städtedreieck zwischen Aachen, Mönchengladbach und Köln, liegt das Rheinische Braunkohlenrevier. -
Wilstermarsch Tiefste Landstelle Deutschlands
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Freie und Hansestadt Hamburg
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Barnimer Land
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Dahme - Seengebiet
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Uckermark
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Fischland-Darß-Zingst
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Idar-Oberstein, the gemstone region
Everything glitters and sparkles in Idar-Oberstein, the gemstone region! In the heart of a deeply romantic uplands landscape, you can come across goldsmiths, explore show mines and head down into the Steinkaulenberg, the only accessible mineral mine in GeOpens Tuesday at 09:30
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Find gold in the Oberviechtach region
The Oberviechtach region boasts a range of unspoilt scenery, with hiking trails through dense forests and along idyllic rivers providing adventure and relaxation. -
Tecklenburger Land
Mit seinen elf Städten und Gemeinden liegt das Tecklenburger Land im nördlichen Münsterland. Mit sanft welligem Hügelland, Tälern und Flussauen empfiehlt es sich als ganzjähriges Wander-, Reit- und Radfahrparadies.Opens Tuesday at 00:00
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Volcanic Eifel
The Volcanic Eifel has been designated a Nature and Geopark by UNESCO and has plenty to offer for nature lovers, sports fans and those interested in geology. -
Nationalpark Harz
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Lüneburger Heide
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Spessart-Mainland
The enchanting region of Spessart-Main boasts dark forests and wildly romantic streams in the Spessart nature reserve as well as charming riverside landscapes along the Franconian stretch of the Main river. -
Teutoburger Wald
Die Heilkraft der Sole und Moore und die meeresähnliche frische Brise haben dem Teutoburger Wald den Beinamen „Heilgarten Deutschlands“ eingebracht. -
Mittelweser-Region
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Kulturschatz Artland
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Naturerlebnis Rheiderland
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Mühlen-Freilichtmuseum - Südheide Gifhorn
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Allgäu Lakeland
Four communities south of Kempten form the Allgäuer Seenland or Allgäu Lake District. A landscape of rolling hills on the edge of the Alps with six lakes nestled in its heart was created here during the last ice age. -
Aller-Leine-Tal
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Altes Land
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Berchtesgadener Land
The idyllic natural scenery of the Berchtesgadener Land has been made famous by numerous films and television series. In reality it’s even prettier. -
Barfußpark Lüneburger Heide
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Cuxland an der Nordsee
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Fehngebiet Ostfriesland
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Emsland
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Friesland - Weites Land und Meer …an der Nordsee
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Harz
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Osnabrücker Land
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Oldenburger Münsterland
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Schaumburger Land - At home with Wilhelm Busch
"At home with Wilhelm Busch" - visitors to the Schaumburger Land can take this motto literally. -
Weserbergland
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Zevener Geest
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Maars
‘Maars’ are the most beautiful natural phenomena in the Eifel. These deep blue, often circular lakes were formed more than 10,000 years ago by volcanic eruptions.Open until 23:59
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Jerichower Land
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Biosphärenreservat Karstlandschaft Südharz
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Harz | UNESCO Global Geopark
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Magdeburger Börde
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Thale-Bodetal
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Maifeld
The gentle hills of the Maifeld could be taken straight from a picture book about Tuscany. Where the Eifel meets the Moselle valley, the sweeping fertile plains stretch as far as the eye can see. -
Erzgebirge
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Königsbrücker Heide
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Kohrener Land
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Niederschlesien
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Oberlausitz-Niederschlesien
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Sächsisches Burgenland
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Sächsisches Obstland
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Oberlausitz
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Thermenregion Erzgebirge
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UNESCO Welterbe – Montanregion Erzgebirge/Krušnohoří
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Lausitzer Karpfenteichregion
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Eichsfeld
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Ferien-Region Masserberg
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Die Röhn UNESCO-Biosphärenreservat
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Neue Landschaft Ronneburg
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Saale-Rennsteig - Naturparkregion Thüringer Meer
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Welterberegion Wartburg Hainich
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Vogtland in Thüringen
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Nationalpark Harz
Mit einer Fläche von etwa 25.000 Hektar gehört der Nationalpark Harz zu den größten Naturschutzgebieten Deutschlands. -
Lausitzer Seenland Brandenburg
Wie aus einem ehemaligen Bergbaurevier ein Erholungsgebiet werden kann, veranschaulicht das Lausitzer Seenland zwischen Berlin und Dresden. -
UNESCO-Weltnaturerbe Wattenmeer Friesland
Seit 2009 gehört das Wattenmeer in Friesland zum UNESCO-Weltnaturerbe. -
Welterberegion Hallstatt-Dachstein Salzkammergut
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Varena - OÖ's größtes Regionspanorama
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Rhine-Hesse
Rhine-Hesse is all about pretty towns full of half-timbered houses, storied cultural monuments and the largest wine-growing region in Germany. -
Nahe valley
The Nahe valley is an area of varied natural scenery stretching between Soonwald, the North Palatine Uplands and the Rhine-Hesse hills. -
Schneifel
The two-kilometre wide and 15-kilometre long Scheifel mountain range in the Eifel cuts through the landscape near Prüm and the Belgian border. -
Hunsrück
The Hunsrück awaits, an unspoilt natural paradise of sweeping fields, lush green forests and wildly romantic rocky gorges.Open until 23:59
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Leiningerland
Forests, vineyards and castles await you in the Leinigerland, a charming country setting at the beginning of the German Wine Route and the Palatinate Forest Nature Park biosphere reserve.Opens Tuesday at 08:30
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Gemüsegarten RheinPfalz
‘Gemüsegarten RheinPfalz’ is the largest contiguous vegetable-growing region in Germany. This important economic factor led to the formation of an interest group bringing together 130 producers. -
Loreley valley
The world-famous Loreley cliffs rise steeply within the valley of the same name near St Goarshausen on the banks of the Rhine.Open until 23:59
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Ahr valley
The sun-drenched Ahr valley boasts spectacular vineyards, picturesque rocky terraces and age-old castles. -
Rothaarsteig
Der 154 Kilometer lange „Weg der Sinne“ auf dem Rothaarsteig überrascht mit Waldsofas und Ruhebänken, Vesperinseln und originellen Schutzhütten. Nicht ohne Grund ist er als „Qualitätsweg Wanderbares Deutschland“ ausgezeichnet.Opens Wednesday at 10:00
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Brohltal
Idyllic Brohltal near Andernach boasts wonderful scenery and unbelievable sweeping views, from steep volcanic craters and dense sloping forests to gentle pastures.Open until 23:59
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Sauer valley
The Sauer valley with its unspoilt nature and rough, rocky landscapes can be found on the southern edge of the South Eifel Nature Park. -
Wittlicher Land between the Moselle and the Eifel
The Wittlicher Land is the perfect place to detox and get close to nature. It is a little paradise for outdoorsy types between the southern Eifel and the Moselle valley.Opens Tuesday at 09:00
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Raiffeisenland
In Raiffeisenland, you follow in the footsteps of the founder of the world’s first cooperative, Friedrich Wilhelm Raiffeisen.Open until 18:00
