Moers

Moers is located on the Lower Rhine and is surrounded by picturesque landscapes. The town itself has many historic buildings to offer such as Moers Castle or the town church of St. Martinus. The Grafschafter Museum complex with its various exhibitions on the history of the Lower Rhine is also worth a visit.

When it rains you can spend time in the museums or even go to the cinema.

In Wesel, on the other hand, you will find above all pure nature! The Rhine flows through the town and offers a breathtaking panorama for walks along its riverbank promenade. Another highlight is the Auesee - a lake in the middle of a wooded area where you can swim, sail or simply relax.

Both towns also have a lot to offer in terms of cuisine: In Moers you should definitely try "Mettbrötchen" - a local speciality made of minced meat served on a roll. In Wesel, on the other hand, we recommend "Rievkooche", potato pancakes with apple sauce.

The many events in these two towns are also particularly interesting: The jazz festival in Moers attracts thousands of visitors every year; during carnival, the whole of Wesel becomes a hive of foolish activity; and at the wine festival, you can enjoy wine from the region in a cosy atmosphere.

Summarising, we can say that Moers and Wesel, with their geographical location on the Lower Rhine and their numerous sights, cultural highlights and culinary specialities, are a perfect destination for every taste. Whether you want to enjoy nature or prefer to drift through the city - there is something for everyone here!