Nistertal

Geographically, Nistertal is located between the towns of Hachenburg and Bad Marienberg. The landscape is characterised by rolling hills and forests and offers a breathtaking backdrop for outdoor activities such as hiking, cycling or fishing. In winter, you can even go cross-country skiing here.

Nistertal also has some tourist attractions to offer. One highlight is the Sayn-Wittgenstein-Berleburg castle park with its baroque garden ensemble and romantic castle pond. Greifenstein Castle with its interesting history is also worth a visit.

Cultural highlights can be found above all in the area around the Nister reservoir: here you will find the cultural monument of Marienstatt Monastery as well as the historic old town of Hachenburg with its half-timbered houses.

For culinary delights, you should definitely try a traditional dish: The "Hachenburger Lammwochen" (Hachenburg Lamb Weeks) are an annual event in May/June, where local restaurants offer a variety of dishes based around lamb.

If it rains there is still plenty to discover: The mining museum in Sassenroth impressively shows the history of ore mining in the Westerwald and the local history museum in Rennerod is dedicated to regional folklore.

The most beautiful places in Nistertal are undoubtedly the numerous hiking trails that lead through the picturesque landscape. Particularly recommended is the "Wäller Tour Bärenkopp", a 12 km circular walk with fantastic views.

Whether in summer or winter, Nistertal is worth a visit at any time of year. This Travel Guide will help you make the most of your stay and create unforgettable memories.