Welcome to the Middle Rhine Valley
Discover the Unique Flair of Our Region
Welcome to one of the most beautiful and culturally rich regions of Germany. The Middle Rhine Valley is known for its breathtaking landscapes, award-winning wines, and the abundance of historical buildings and other attractions. Experience the fascination of this unique region.
Our Hosts Look Forward to Your Visit
Amid this impressive backdrop, friendly hosts offer accommodations for every taste and often with a charming view of the Rhine – hotel rooms and suites in romantic castles and traditional hotels, comfortable apartments, cozy guesthouses, beautiful holiday homes, and well-maintained vacation apartments. On this website, you'll surely find the perfect place for your stay.
The hosts will also be happy to provide tips for attractions, restaurants, leisure activities, or events.
Due to its beauty and uniqueness, the Middle Rhine landscape is a UNESCO World Heritage site. Steep vineyards, medieval castles, and picturesque villages await your discovery.
Destination for Wine Lovers
Enjoy the regional cuisine and wines of the Middle Rhine Valley, in wine bars, restaurants, or at one of the traditional wine festivals. A visit directly to the winemaker is particularly interesting. Many renowned operations offer wine tastings and direct sales.
Ideal for Cycling and Hiking
For outdoor enthusiasts, the Middle Rhine Valley offers numerous hiking and cycling trails that wind along the Rhine and through the unique landscape. On the Rheinsteig, award-winning dream loops, and other routes, you can experience the breathtaking nature.
Your Journey to the Middle Rhine Valley
Your journey to the Middle Rhine Valley starts on this website. Whether you seek peace and beauty in nature, are interested in history, want to make culinary discoveries, or want to be active while cycling or hiking, here you will find attractions and offers.
Welcome to the Middle Rhine Valley – we look forward to seeing you!
Fortress Emperor Franz
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Fortress Emperor Franz is an impressive fortress offering deep insights into history.
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Fort Asterstein
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Fort Asterstein is a fascinating military landmark with a rich history.
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Sayn Castle
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Sayn Castle is a fascinating historical monument with a picturesque location above the Rhine.
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Ehrenfels Castle
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The ruins of Ehrenfels Castle are a popular spot to experience the region's history and nature.
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Electoral Castle
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The Electoral Castle offers a unique insight into the history of the Rhine region.
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Reichenberg Castle
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Reichenberg Castle, known for its historic architecture, is a true treasure in the region.
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Geschichte und Schönheit einer einzigartigen Region
UNESCO World Heritage Upper Middle Rhine Valley
The Upper Middle Rhine Valley is an area of unparalleled beauty and historical significance. The region extends along the Rhine from Bingen to Koblenz and has been part of the UNESCO World Heritage since 2002. Here, visitors can expect a unique experience that combines culture, history, and nature. The Romans already settled here, and the number of castles in this area is unparalleled worldwide. Cycling and hiking trails lead along dramatic rocks, forests, meadows, and vineyards, and there are always enchanting views of the Rhine. An unforgettable experience!
Culture enthusiasts have much to discover here. This is where Hildegard of Bingen worked, famous Romantics like Heinrich Heine, who wrote the poem of Loreley, and William Turner, who traveled and painted in the Rhine Valley, stayed. The open-air stage on the Loreley Rock is the backdrop for many concerts, and in the towns along the Rhine, concerts, performances, and festivals take place. A highlight is the annual "Rhein in Flammen" (Rhine in Flames), which delights many guests on the weekends of late summer!
And last but not least, the Middle Rhine is popular for its regional cuisine and characterful wines.
Plan your next trip right here. We will show you the sights, hosts, hiking trails, and routes for your cycling tours on these pages.
Thomas Rolinger
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Andernach
Explore Andernach and its rich history!
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St. Goarshausen
St. Goarshausen, known for Loreley Rock, offers restaurants and cafes on the riverside promenade.
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Bad Salzig
Bad Salzig, known for its healing springs, relaxed atmosphere, and timber-framed houses.
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Neuwied
Neuwied, rich in history, offers attractions such as Neuwied Castle and Roentgen Museum.
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Unkel
Unkel, known for its artistic heritage, offers the Arp Museum and access to the Rhine Cycle Path.
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Remagen
Remagen, known for its role in World War II, offers sights such as the Ludendorff Bridge and Peace Museum.
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