Rheinbrohl

Geographically, Rheinbrohl and Neuwied are located on the eastern bank of the Rhine. This region is known for its picturesque landscape with rolling hills, forests and rivers as well as numerous vineyards. The area is also a popular destination for outdoor activities such as hiking, cycling or canoeing.

Touristically relevant are mainly the sights of the two towns. In Rheinbrohl, for example, you can visit the Roman fort "Burgus" or take a walk through the historic town centre. In Neuwied, you should definitely visit Engers Castle - an impressive baroque complex located directly on the banks of the Rhine.

Cultural highlights are also plentiful in this region: The Roentgen Museum in Neuwied tells the story of a famous furniture designer family from the 18th/19th century; the Roman Villa Museum invites you to learn more about life in Roman times; at the Marienhaus Monastery you can embark on spiritual paths.

For culinary specialities, we recommend local specialities such as pancakes (also known as Dicke Eier), potato dishes or Zwiebelrostbraten - accompanied by regional wines from the surrounding vineyards.

The best outdoor activities can be enjoyed in Rheinbrohl and Neuwied in spring, summer and autumn. Hiking or cycling along the Rhine is especially beautiful in spring when nature awakens. In summer you can enjoy canoeing on the river or take a boat trip. And autumn beckons with the wine harvest festivals as well as hikes through colourful forests.

When it rains, there are also plenty of indoor activities: For example, visit the Limes fort Pohl on the outskirts of Rheinbrohl or take a trip to Sayn Castle with its botanical garden.

In summary, the region around Rheinbrohl and Neuwied is definitely worth a trip - whether for nature lovers, culture enthusiasts or gourmets!